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These four Singapore REITs rank high on reliability and dependability.
This week’s Smart Reads analyzes the impact of lower rates on equities, spotlights dividend-raising Singapore stocks, and highlights four promising US growth stocks.
DBS Bank broke S$53 for the first time this week, pushing the STI to a record 4,367 points. Alibaba exited SingPost with a 151.3 million share sale, while MetaOptics surged 25% on its Catalist debut. SGX also announced plans for a new index tracking mid-cap stocks beyond the STI’s 30 components.
Investing in the markets is one way to beat inflation, and the US tariffs will no doubt be inflationary.
Warren Buffett does not have a perfect investment record but that’s okay.
Without taking some risks, you lose the opportunity to reap the rewards.
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Trump may have tweaked his tariff policy recently, but will this negatively impact the local banks?
CapitaLand Investment and Mapletree Industrial Trust reported stable first-quarter results for 2025, while Elite UK REIT delivered growth in DPU and improved financial metrics. With interest rates in focus, here’s what investors should watch next.
These REITs have been effectively growing their gross revenue organically.
We try to peek into the future to determine if these three blue-chip stocks could report better profits along with higher dividends.
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Keppel’s share price is at multi-year highs, driven by its strategic shift into renewables and data centres, but can its growth momentum continue in the face of industry risks?
As markets approach year-end, these three Singapore stocks could see renewed momentum driven by improving fundamentals and upcoming catalysts.
These three Singapore REITs have improving fundamentals and strong sponsor support, positioning them to potentially raise their DPU in 2026.
These three Singapore REITs offer yields above 6%, but investors must weigh income potential against risks before deciding if they deserve a place in their portfolio.