Browsing: Blue Chips

The Straits Times Index shrivelled 3% after Trump enacted a wide range of tariffs in the ongoing trade war.

These four blue-chip stocks performed well this year, but should they be included in your portfolio?

The Straits Times Index hit a new, important milestone recently but can it continue its momentum?

The giants that move the Singapore market are limited to a few.

We look at Trump’s latest trade war salvo and celebrate the attainment of a new all-time high by Singapore’s bellwether index.

Although these stocks’ share prices are down year-to-date, they could see a healthy rebound in time to come.

The engineering firm has seen its share price attain new all-time highs as it sets ambitious goals for 2029.

Looking for attractive dividend yields? These four blue-chip stocks may be the right stocks for you.

Including REITs within your portfolio is the first step to growing your passive income flow to better prepare for your retirement.

The utility specialist is embarking on an ambitious strategic review. Can its shares perform this year?

We explore another four attractive blue-chip stocks that upped their dividends.

Looking for up-and-coming blue-chip stocks? Here are five that also pay a dividend.

We feature five attractive blue-chip stocks with 5% or higher dividend yields.

The property giant is mired in boardroom dispute that saw its shares hit a multi-year low.

Here are three Singapore blue-chip stocks that are soaring past their year-highs. Should you add them into your portfolio?

Can the IR operator reverse its decline with a slew of new attractions and a vision to expand outside Singapore?

The Chinese shipbuilder saw its share price tumble as its business was hit with fees on Chinese-built vessels, but is the selling overdone?

We look at the latest earnings from a GPU leader and a blue-chip utility provider.

These four blue-chip stocks are reporting better profits, but do they deserve a place in your portfolio?

These three blue-chip stocks are doing a good job unlocking value for their shareholders. Should they be a part of your investment portfolio?