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With the NASDAQ entering a bear market, consider these four attractive US growth stocks for your portfolio.
Is Trump’s Tariff Tantrum Over? Here’s How You Can Position Your Portfolio for Resilience
Can we expect a resolution in trade tensions anytime soon? If not, here’s how you can position your portfolio.
Could this be a great time to scoop shares up on the cheap?
It’s been a wild week for investors — a brutal sell-off, a Trump tariff pause, and another drop. We break down what happened — and how to position your portfolio moving forward.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: Vietnam Trade Talks, ASEAN Bloc Dialogue and Singapore’s Task Force
We look at what other nations are planning in the wake of Trump’s tariffs and also how Singapore is responding to this surprise development.
This is the third bear market in five years.
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Here are three REITs that managed to raise their distributions even in a tough economic environment.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: US Interest Rates, UOB, Keppel Ltd and Singapore Airlines
We look at a slew of results from several blue-chip companies this week.
4 Singapore Stocks with Dividend Yields Significantly Higher Than Your CPF Ordinary Account
These four stocks can help you to grow your dividend income stream much better than just parking it in the CPF Ordinary Account.
We place two popular Mapletree REITs side by side to determine which is more attractive for your portfolio.
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The 2020s stock market: a decade’s volatility, served up in half the time.
4 Singapore REITs with Overseas Properties Delivering Dividend Yields of 6.8% or Higher
Here are four REITs that hold overseas properties and boast dividend yields of 6.8% or better.
What used to be a check-in on a chipmaker is now treated like a macroeconomic indicator.
The Fed is expected to cut interest rates in September 2025, setting the stage for a major shift in Singapore’s stock market. REITs like CICT could gain fresh momentum as financing costs ease, while banks such as DBS, OCBC, and UOB brace for margin pressure. Here’s what Singapore investors need to know to position their portfolios.

















