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Sembcorp and Seatrium reward shareholders with higher dividends as both Singaporean giants report resilient FY2025 earnings and positive cash flow.
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Looking for suitable stocks to hand down to your kids? These three may make the cut.
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.
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The STI hit 5,000 twice this year. We analyse three Singapore blue chips to watch during this pullback.
We look at the Fed’s latest rate decision, surging energy costs from Middle East strikes, the STI’s 5,000-point recovery, and Suntec REIT’s massive strategic review.
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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.
An uncertain 2023 beckons, but investors can uncover new opportunities by using these three risks to filter out companies to invest in.
Be wary of investing by so-called calendar effects. It is far better to find good stocks to hold for the long term.