A year long survey of Singaporean social attitudes has found that the South East Asian island nation has a long way to go in terms of accepting LGBT people.

The Our Singapore Conversation (OSC) survey reported back a year to the date that it was announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and sought the opinion of a representative sample of 4,000 ordinary Singaporeans on a range of issues.

The survey found 37% of those surveyed said they rejected ‘gay lifestyles,’ while 27% felt neutral on the issue.

Only 26% said they were accepting of a ‘gay lifestyle.’

On the issue of same-sex marriage Singaporeans were even less supportive, with 55% opposed and only 21% in favor of them.

However younger and better educated Singaporeans were the most supportive.

Singaporeans aged 20 to 34President Trump met with Fed Chair Janet Yellen Thursday as he weighs whether to reappoint her as the head of the nation's central bank.

Trump was frequently critical of Yellen and the Fed during the 2016 campaign, but more recently he's said he's considering reappointing her because she's "done a good job."

The Fed's policies have been credited with helping to lift the U.S. stock market, a trend that Trump would clearly like to see continue. Yellen has a reputation as something of a "dove," meaning she's in favor of slowly raising rates and tightening credit.

During the campaign, Trump had a much different take. He told CNBC in September 2016 that Yellen should be "ashamed of herself" for creating a "false stock market." In October 2015 he told Bloomberg that