Browsing: Blue Chips

We take a closer look at how the local banks have fared during this pandemic thus far.

Even blue-chip companies are not spared from the pandemic. These two have announced dividend cuts in their latest earnings.

OCBC sounds a note of caution about the pandemic and sees a long road ahead before recovery takes root.

Singapore’s flagship carrier is set to report its first full-year loss come mid-May.

UOB is the second bank to set aside provisions for COVID-19.

The real estate giant’s diversified real estate portfolio helps to cushion the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The bank remains watchful and prudent in assessing its business environment during the pandemic.

Bank stocks in Singapore have been massively sold down. However, I think they are well-positioned to ride out the recession. Here’s why.

Income-seeking investors might be worrying about their passive income source being disrupted by the pandemic.

Not all companies were negatively impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Here are three that still managed to grow their profits.

We survey the investment landscape to assess which blue-chip continues to look attractive.

We explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on markets and companies thus far.

Tough times have caused the value of these three blue-chip companies to halve.

With a glut of oil washing over the world, how should investors react?

Troubled oil trading giant, Hin Leong Trading, is rekindling fears of a repeat of the oil and gas crisis back in 2016.

Here are three companies that still choose to voluntarily perform quarterly reporting.

These three companies’ businesses have been, so far, resistant to the widespread economic damage caused by Covid-19.

Covid-19 has thrown a curveball at these two companies, but their current low valuations make them very attractive investment candidates.

We sift out three companies that have performed better than the index.

What does the future hold for Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd (SGX: H78) share price? We look at the good points, the bad points, and the future of the property owner and developer.