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A government-led review group in Singapore has proposed tax incentives aimed at revitalizing the country's struggling stock market, which faces issues like low liquidity and limited new listings. The Monetary Authority of Singapore outlines plans to attract more domestic listings and investment funds, with a comprehensive update expected on February 21. A task force, initiated in August, seeks long-term strategies to foster market growth amidst global competition for capital. Despite recent stock declines, optimism remains for potential new listings depending on market conditions.
Source: YAHOO