And singapores growth surges, beating december quarter forecast. We will be live there for a check on the vital shipping industry. Before we 30 minutes get under way right here in hong kong and china. Singapore just coming on. Looking at those numbers. We had a complete blowout there. Lets take a look at how it is reacting to the data probe we had this morning. Up about 2 10 of 1 , gdp coming on year. Higher up 2 . At movers, uab they are the third biggest lender. Bad load provisions rose. Lower than and ocbc, forecast profits. We see the nikkei lower for a second day, with property and Energy Leading the drop. Toshiba slipping for a fourth day. A single project may be in jeopardy as the u. S. Firm says it may be seeking a new contractor. In australia we do have it snapping a two day rise, act by health and material. Goldmining, seems to be gaining confidence. Third biggest oil and gas producer falling 1 after better than normal forecasts on sale volumes. Narrowsee its net loss to 1 bi
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Investment funds have become voracious buyers of U.S. farmland, amassing over a million acres as they seek a hedge against inflation and aim to benefit from the growing global demand for food, according to data reviewed by Reuters and interviews with fund executives.