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With S$5 billion in government support, Singapore’s mid-cap revolution is gaining momentum. These are the stocks to watch.
Take a step outside the STI circle, and you will find that there are cash-rich companies which are more than capable of sustaining a dividend.
If your purpose is to filter out dependable blue-chip stocks to include in your portfolio, these four deserve your attention.
This week’s Smart Reads covers dependable REITs for retirement, blue chips at record levels, mid-cap earnings growth, and US stocks with long-term potential, plus how falling rates could boost REITs.
Global markets delivered plenty of drama: Intel’s rally to multi-decade highs, TikTok’s US-China deal, and Singapore stocks and REITs took centre stage.
Here are several ways you can filter out promising growth stocks to add to your investment portfolio.
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This trio of businesses sharply increased their dividend payments for their latest earnings report.
Watch out for these REITs next month as they either announced encouraging results or interesting business developments.
We look at the latest twist in the Trump tariff saga and an interesting acquisition announced by Singapore’s oldest industrial REIT.
Income investors should take note of these five dividend-paying stocks.
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Centurion, AIMS APAC and FLCT emerged as November 2025’s best-performing REITs, outpacing the market with resilient portfolios and steady fundamentals.
November saw three Singapore blue-chip leaders beat the STI with standout performance powered by resilient fundamentals and strategic growth execution.
Beyond the numbers lies the story. Our StarHub site visit shows how first-hand insights help investors understand the drivers behind a company’s performance.
Looking for strong Singapore blue-chip stocks in December 2025? We break down the latest updates from CapitaLand Ascendas REIT, Keppel and Mapletree Logistics Trust, and explain how their capital recycling, divestments and portfolio upgrades could shape long-term returns.