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Four Temasek-linked SGX stocks drove S$1.56 billion of share buybacks in 9M2026, accounting for roughly two-thirds of Singapore’s record repurchases.
Singapore’s bank shares gave back over two months of gains in just three days.
It would seem that central banks globally have turned decidely more hawkish. The US Fed…
This week’s Smart Reads explores Singapore’s SGX board lot reduction, blue-chip dividend growth, and mid-cap stocks outperforming the STI. We also examine debt-free income stocks, new global ETFs, and opportunities after strong market rallies.
We look at a hospitality group taking control of its REIT’s managers, a five-year high in Singapore’s investment banking fees, and how investors took to smaller board lots on their debut.
S$3,000 a month in passive income sounds like an attractive retirement target, but what does it actually take to get there?
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Three Temasek-backed blue chips are in focus after recent results, with quarterly dividends rising by up to 25% and DBS adding a capital return.
CICT, CLAR and MLT raised their DPU in 2026, giving investors higher income while showing three very different paths to distribution growth.
SGX is reducing board lots from 100 shares to 10 from October 2026. Could DBS, SGX, Haw Par and Keppel benefit from easier access?
We look at a property giant’s three-year reset, a REIT’s plan to manage itself, and the steep costs revealed in a landmark AI IPO filing.
Stocks
Smaller board lots don’t make stocks cheaper. But they could change the way you build your portfolio.
Three iEdge Singapore Next 50 stocks spent S$27.1 million on share buybacks in 9M2026, but free cash flow reveals whether the repurchases are sustainable.
Saving money for your children is a good start, but inflation can quietly erode its purchasing power.
Big Tech is turning to debt to fund massive AI infrastructure spending, raising concerns about leverage, financial risk and the sustainability of the AI boom.
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