Singapore News Highlights fro wednesday

• Singapore benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) opened flat at 2,786.63 points, down 1.31 points or 0.05 per cent, after a Tuesday afternoon rebound.
• Lifebrandz posted a S$7.63 million loss for full-year 2015.
• Cacola Furniture will resume trading only after announcing the termination of a reverse takeover that would have seen company go into agri-food business.
• Singapore's Petrochemical Plant is in receivership.
• S$ bonds are resilient amid equity alngwith currency selloffs.
• Noble Group shares fell by 15% on global commodity woes.
• Singapore property auction market recorded S$27.6m of sales in Q3.
• Asian share slide halts but weaker commodity outlook weighs.
• Asian futures rose amid late US rally while yen holds advance.
• Switzerland has topped the World Economic Forum's competitiveness ranking for a 7th consecutive year, with Singapore and the US second and third.
• Oil prices rallies as equities stabilise.
• Palm oil prices seen up 40 per cent by mid-2016.
• IMF has warned of market breakdown potential due to low rates.
• Dollar has drifted lower as market awaits Yellen rate comments.
• Sing dollar has fallen through S$1.43 against US dollar, to fresh six-year