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With retail being an important pillar of the economy, here are four Singapore REITs that can allow you to gain exposure to the retail sector.
Southeast Asia and India are picking up the slack as the US and China trade blows.Â
Will Singapore’s Budget 2025 revitalize SGX and attract new listings?
Striving to Grow Your Investment Portfolio? These 4 US Growth Stocks Could Be Perfect for You
If you are looking for solid growth stocks, here are four you can consider adding to your portfolio.
How Generation Z and Millennials Can Build a Retirement Nest Egg of at Least S$550,000
In order to build up a comfortable retirement nest egg, young adults should place more of their salaries into equities for the long term.
SIA Engineering’s turnaround gains momentum, ThaiBev’s beer segment thrives, and UOI faces rising claims. Here’s what investors need to know.
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Here’s several reasons why investing in REITs trump physical properties.
If interest rate remains high, are Singapore REITs still good investments?
We present the five best-performing blue-chip stocks for 2024.
City Developments’ Share Price is Hovering Near its 52-Week Low: Can the Property Developer See a Rebound?
The property development cum investment firm is underperforming the index but could experience a rebound as sales improve.
Stocks
If you are feeling hungry, you can consider taking a bite out of these four US restaurant stocks.
5 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks with Dividend Yields More Than Double Your CPF Ordinary Account
We feature five attractive blue-chip stocks with 5% or higher dividend yields.
Mid-cap companies may also offer tantalising investment opportunities. Here are four that announced better profits recently.
CDL Plunged to a New 16-Year Low Amid Boardroom Dispute: Can the Blue-Chip Property Group Recover?
The property giant is mired in boardroom dispute that saw its shares hit a multi-year low.
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Chances of losing money after a decade is 25%; when dividends are included, it is cut to just 2%.
We uncover some winners in the food and beverage industry amidst the pandemic.
Unlike other asset classes, it does not reward you while you own it.