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With Trump’s tariffs still in the spotlight, investors are looking for stocks that can stay resilient. In this week’s Smart Reads, we spotlight Singapore blue-chips, dividend payers, and REITs with growth plans — plus US stocks that could bounce back despite market uncertainty.
We look at the latest REIT launch from CapitaLand Investment and snippets from the transcript of Singapore’s response to the US tariffs.
Dividends provide you with a tangible return amid the gut-wrenching market volatility.
We feature three blue-chip stocks that can withstand the effects of Trump’s tariffs.
Retail and commercial REITs offer resilience amid an elevated interest rate environment.
These companies can hold their own when it comes to dividends despite macroeconomic concerns.
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Looking for higher dividends? These four blue-chip stocks may be right for you.
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Stocks
We compare two healthcare REITs to determine which is the more attractive one to own.
Good news for investors: the telco adds another item to its value realisation arsenal.
If you have some spare cash, these four blue-chip stocks could fit snugly within your investment portfolio.
Look out for the business development announcements from these five stocks that could see them growing their revenue and earnings.
Getting Started
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