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Four SGX small-cap stocks outperformed the STI in 2026, delivering returns of up to 70.5% as faster profit growth helped drive their gains.
A stock hitting a 52-week high can signal strong momentum, but it can also make investors wonder whether the easy gains are already behind them.
OCBC, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding and DBS beat the STI by up to 41.6 percentage points so far in 2026, driven by strong earnings and growth prospects.
A US$22.4 billion order book provides strong revenue visibility, but investors should look beyond the headline figure.
The Fed’s latest rate hike puts S-REITs back under the spotlight, but the pace of future increases may matter more than the final rate.
Four mid-cap SGX stocks outperformed the STI in 3Q2026, but their cash flows reveal important differences beneath the strong headline returns.
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Brent crude above US$100 is creating winners and losers among Singapore stocks, benefiting oil producers and banks while pressuring REITs and airlines.
This week’s Singapore stock market highlights include StarHub and Keppel’s M1 talks, S-REIT asset sales, MAS’s AI stress test and new SGX RegCo rules.
We analyse five leading dividend stocks across yield, dividend sustainability, earnings growth, balance-sheet strength and valuation to see which stand out.
Investing for children gives parents a valuable advantage: time.
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Singaporeans are expected to spend S$1.05 billion more in JB each year once the RTS opens. Here’s how FCT is responding.
Building a retirement income portfolio from zero can feel daunting, but the goal does not have to be finding the highest-yielding stocks.
If you invested S$10,000 in iFAST 10 years ago, your investment could be worth around S$100,000 today. Here’s what drove its remarkable growth.
Three cash-rich SGX stocks raised dividends in 1H2026, but only one generated more free cash flow, raising questions about payout sustainability.
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With cash, we can easily position our portfolios to capture opportunities as and when they arise.
If you took years to save, you’ve earned the right to take your time investing it.
For one thing, putting money into firms in the sector would ensure that they are around when we need them.
Watch our webinar replay to learn how investors can approach dividends, REITs and blue-chip stocks in Singapore for 2026.