Thursday, October 22, 2026
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Today in Singapore (Thursday, October 22, 2026): Air quality normal again; OCBC adds ringgit savings. Also: Air quality improved overnight with normal PM2.5 readings across Singapore after haze; OCBC becomes first non-Malaysian bank to let Singapore customers hold Malaysian ringgit from 23 October. Weather: Partly cloudy with scattered rain, warm at 25–34°C and breezy winds up to 13 km/h.
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Top stories
- Air quality improved overnight with normal PM2.5 readings across Singapore after haze.The Straits Times ·
- OCBC becomes first non-Malaysian bank to let Singapore customers hold Malaysian ringgit from 23 October.CNA ·
- Allianz Singapore offers haze-related medical cover for customers dealing with air quality impacts.Singapore Business Review ·
News & local government
- Singapore leads Southeast Asia in AI use and adoption, outpacing neighbouring economies.CNA ·
- Singapore and UAE to begin negotiations on economic partnership and launch joint energy task force.The Straits Times ·
- Singapore invests another $135 million in coastal protection and flood resilience research.The Straits Times ·
Safety & emergencies
- At least $249,000 lost in 1.5 months to WhatsApp account impersonation scams; watch for compromised contacts.The Straits Times ·
Business & new openings
- AI-driven chip demand powers Singapore exports to record growth this year.Singapore Business Review ·
- Manufacturing sector expands for sixth straight quarter, showing continued economic momentum.Singapore Business Review ·
- Singapore Tourism Board and Booking.com sign three-year partnership to boost visitor growth.Singapore Business Review ·
Culture & arts
- Cartier's Into the Wild exhibition in Singapore celebrates nature and the iconic Panther design.CNA Luxury ·
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