Club de golf de Sentosa donde se celebró el campeonato HSBC femenino en marzo de 2015.Ross Kinnaird (Getty)Estación de tren del distrito financiero llena de trabajadores en hora punta.Edgar SuUn grupo de jóvenes se maquillan antes de participar en el desfile de Chingay (Arte del disfraz y las máscaras), un evento anual que en la edición de febrero de 2015 recibió a grupos locales e internacionales de Tailandia, China, India, Ruanda y Rusia.WALLACE WOON (EFE)Peatones caminando entre los edificios del disntrito financiero.Nicky Loh (Bloomberg)Calles llenas de gente y puestos ambulantes.ROSLAN RAHMAN (afp)Huéspedes del hotel Marina Bay Sands contemplan la ciudad desde la piscina infinita situada en la azotea del Sky Park.Sam Kang Li (Bloomberg)Los trabajadores salen a la calle a la hora del almuerzo en el distrito financiero de la ciudad.ROSLAN RAHMAN (afp)Pasarelas cogantes de parque Gardens by the Bay, en SingapurGetty imagesPartidas de ajedrez en el barrio chino.ROSLAN RAHMAN (afp)Vista de una zona residencial cerca de Orchard Road.ROSLAN RAHMAN (AFP)Unos jóvenes fotografía ante una instalación artística en el distrito comercial Orchard Road.ROSLAN RAHMAN (AFP)A general view of private condominiums at Tanjong Rhu is seen in Singapore in this March 15, 2013 file photo. The era of ultra-easy money is drawing to an end for Singapore mortgage holders, with domestic interest rates rising at their fastest pace in a decade in a country that already ranks among the world's most expensive places to live. The three-month Singapore interbank offered rate (Sibor), used to set floating-rate mortgages, climbed to 0.78756 percent on March 3, 2015. REUTERS/Edgar Su/Files (SINGAPORE - Tags: BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT REAL ESTATE)Edgar Su (Reuters)Devotees offer joss sticks ahead of the Lunar New Year at Kwan Im Thong Hood temple in Singapore February 18, 2015. Each year, at the stroke of midnight, hundreds of people vie to be the first to place joss sticks in an urn at the temple to mark an auspicious start to their year. The Chinese Lunar New Year on February 19 will welcome the Year of the Sheep (also known as the Year of the Goat or Ram). REUTERS/Edgar Su (SINGAPORE - Tags: SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY)Edgar Su (Reuters)A couple kiss as they watch the city lights from across the Marina Bay at the central business district in Singapore, March 13, 2015. REUTERS/Edgar Su (SINGAPORE - Tags: SOCIETY CITYSCAPE BUSINESS)Edgar Su (Reuters)Youths skateboard in the evening at a park in the central business district in Singapore March 13, 2015. REUTERS/Edgar Su (SINGAPORE - Tags: CITYSCAPE SOCIETY)Edgar Su (Reuters)
