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From property to commodities, these four Singapore companies just released earnings that highlight resilience amid global headwinds.
November’s earnings trifecta could reshape dividend expectations—with one bank defying gravity, one REIT bleeding cash, and one telco juggling profits with public outrage.
Singapore’s Straits Times Index (SGX: STI) has a weight problem: three banks control half the index, but growth may have to come from somewhere else.
This week’s Smart Reads highlights REIT earnings, bank strength, and CPF-friendly stocks. We also feature cash-rich small caps, telcos evolving beyond 5G, and US tech giants powering the next market rally.
A week of turning points: the Fed cuts rates, Nvidia crosses US$5 trillion, Amazon trims jobs, Coliwoo lists, and SGX RegCo introduces flexible new listing rules.
Instead of second-guessing where share prices will land, focus on the income that a portfolio can generate.
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We look at a landmark AI infrastructure deal between two tech giants, a major data centre acquisition in Japan, Centurion Accommodation’s REIT’s debut, and Singapore’s booming construction sector.
Should you buy Singapore REITs after the US Fed rate cut? The right answer depends on your expectations.
Discover why FLCT, MPACT, and CDL stand out among Singapore blue-chip stocks as potential winners from expected US Fed rate cuts later this year.
These four companies are announcing moves that seek to improve their businesses and realise more value for shareholders.
Stocks
These three Singapore REITs have improving fundamentals and strong sponsor support, positioning them to potentially raise their DPU in 2026.
These three Singapore REITs offer yields above 6%, but investors must weigh income potential against risks before deciding if they deserve a place in their portfolio.
Growth or income — we break down which approach gives Singapore investors the edge over time.
Three under-the-radar Singapore stocks significantly beat the 2.2% STI return in November 2025, demonstrating market-beating returns.
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