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The STI suffered a 5.5% decline in October, but three SGX small caps bucked the trend with positive total returns. Here’s what helped them hold up.
DBS reports on 5 November, giving investors a fresh look at margins, fee income and earnings as lower interest rates put pressure on its lending business.
With stock markets experiencing uncertainty, investors face a familiar dilemma: should you buy stocks now or wait for prices to fall further?
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DBS reports on 5 November, giving investors a fresh look at margins, fee income and earnings as lower interest rates put pressure on its lending business.
With stock markets experiencing uncertainty, investors face a familiar dilemma: should you buy stocks now or wait for prices to fall further?
DBS, Singtel and Microsoft offer three very different ways to build a long-term portfolio, combining dividend income, defensive cash flow and global growth potential.
Here’s the key metrics to watch when UOB steps up to deliver its latest quarter’s earnings — the first among the big three banks to do so.
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The STI suffered a 5.5% decline in October, but three SGX small caps bucked the trend with positive total returns. Here’s what helped them hold up.
DBS reports on 5 November, giving investors a fresh look at margins, fee income and earnings as lower interest rates put pressure on its lending business.
With stock markets experiencing uncertainty, investors face a familiar dilemma: should you buy stocks now or wait for prices to fall further?
DBS, Singtel and Microsoft offer three very different ways to build a long-term portfolio, combining dividend income, defensive cash flow and global growth potential.
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