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Singapore on Tuesday launched a gold storage service for foreign central banks and other financial institutions, as it seeks to bolster its position as a major precious metals trading hub. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said the facility, housed in the city state’s national currency vault, could store 500 tonnes of gold but could expand that as demand grows. The service will provide foreign central banks, international financial institutions and sovereign entities “with a secure...

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The Monetary Authority of Singapore said the facility, housed in the city-state's national currency vault, could store 500 tonnes of gold but could expand that as demand grows.

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Marking further progress in the city-state’s efforts to develop as a key Asia-Pacific gold trading hub, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Tuesday (Nov 10) announced two fresh initiatives.

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SINGAPORE — The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) ​said on Tuesday it would launch a vaulting service to hold bullion for ​foreign central banks and lower ‌taxes on some companies in the gold market as it competes for a bigger slice of the precious metals trade.

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Overseas gold will be stored in the city-state’s national currency vault, which has capacity for as much as 500 tonnes, with room to expand as demand grows.

2 days ago · freemalaysiatoday.com

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Singapore has launched a gold vaulting service with capacity to store up to 500 tonnes of bullion, offering foreign central banks and sovereign institutions another option to hold their gold reserves amid growing demand for the precious metal. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said on Tuesday that the service would use the country’s national […]

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Singapore has launched a gold vaulting service for overseas central banks and official institutions, seeking to capitalize on global demand to diversify storage of bullion reserves.

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The Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Tuesday it would launch a vaulting service to hold bullion for foreign central banks and lower taxes on some gold-market companies as it competes for a bigger share of the precious metals trade.

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