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DBS posted record earnings in Q3 2025 as fee income surged and margins held firm. The bank declared a total S$0.75 dividend, underscoring its resilience and steady shareholder returns.
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DBS Group shares are near record highs after years of stellar growth. With interest rates likely to ease, some investors are wondering if it’s time to cash in. We look at whether the bank’s strong fundamentals still make it worth holding for the long haul.
Many Singapore investors still see US tech stocks as risky or overpriced. We look at three of the biggest myths holding investors back and reveal why these global giants can offer both growth and stability.
These five REITs continue to offer yields above 6%, proving that investors can still find attractive income opportunities even at market highs.
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With these five stocks hovering at year-highs, should you sell them, hold for better upside, or buy even more? Read on to find out.
Although these blue-chip stocks fell quite a fair bit this year, they could be bargains waiting to be scooped up.
These REITs provide a great mix of steady dividends and dependability in a volatile stock market.
Discover the top 5 future blue-chip stocks poised for long-term growth.
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2026 is testing investor conviction, but long-term investing continues to work by leaning on time, business fundamentals, and income rather than prediction.
DBS is a long-term blue-chip favourite, but price still matters — here’s a simple framework to help investors calculate a sensible entry price.
Explore how 3 blue-chip Singapore REITs are pivoting strategies to safeguard unitholder distributions during this upcoming earnings week.
A record-breaking week saw the STI cross 4,900, DBS hit $60, MAS hold policy steady, and Micron commit US$24 billion to expand its Singapore operations.