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With the market pricing in interest rate cuts soon, real estate investment trusts (REITs) could be among the first to benefit.
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We look at the latest integrated healthcare project from an established healthcare player and a lawsuit brought about by a blue-chip company.
I can hear David Kuo’s disapproval already.
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We look at the latest earnings from a supermarket retailer, Singapore’s flagship carrier, and a blue-chip asset manager.
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These four Singapore REITs rank high on reliability and dependability.
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.
Getting Started
Becoming a millionaire and retiring as early as possible is a common goal for many people.
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We explain why bonds are becoming increasingly attractive in a climate of rising interest rates and provide reasons why they are a good addition to investors’ portfolios.
Starting your children off investing at an early age gives them more time to compound their wealth.