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    Smart Reads of the Week: Tariffs, STI Highs & Hot Stocks on the Move

    Amid Trump's tariff shockwaves and Singapore's STI milestone, consider reviewing your holdings this week.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorApril 6, 20253 Mins Read
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    Global headlines turned up the heat this week. Donald Trump threw a curveball by proposing a sweeping 10% tariff on all U.S. imports—with even steeper rates for countries like China, Japan, and the EU. If you’re wondering what this means for your investments, you’re not alone. Trade tensions are back on the table, and now’s a great time to reassess how your portfolio is positioned.

    Back home, Singapore investors had something to cheer about—the Straits Times Index crossed the 4,000 mark for the first time ever. While it’s a milestone worth noting, it also begs the question: is there more upside to come, or should we be cautious at these levels? We take a closer look at what’s been driving the rally and what could come next.

    Of course, a rising tide often lifts individual stocks—and several are making waves of their own. Some Singapore companies are hitting fresh 52-week highs, while others have already racked up impressive double-digit gains this year. If you’re looking to refresh your watchlist, this week’s highlights offer no shortage of interesting names—from blue-chip movers to steady mid-cap dividend payers.

    And for those hunting for income, we haven’t forgotten you. We spotlight four Singapore REITs to keep an eye on in April, plus a delicious set of U.S. restaurant stocks serving up stable dividends. Whether you’re investing for growth, income, or a bit of both, there’s something for everyone this week.

    Trump’s Global Tariff Shock: What Should Singapore Investors Do Now?
    Trump’s back with a big plan: 10% tariffs on all U.S. imports, with higher rates for some countries. We break down what this could mean for your portfolio and how to stay prepared.

    The Straits Times Index Hit 4,000 for the First Time: Can the Index Go On to Make New Highs?
    The STI hit a major milestone—what’s pushing it higher, and could it keep going?

    The Straits Times Index Just Hit a New All-Time High: What’s Behind the Rally?
    We dive deeper into the STI’s latest high and what’s really driving the market right now.

    4 Singapore Stocks Hitting Their 52-Week Highs: Are They Screaming Buys?
    These local stocks are on a roll—should you jump in, or wait it out?

    4 Singapore REITs to Keep Your Eye on in April
    REIT fans, take note—these four names are worth watching this month for income and stability.

    4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Posting Double-Digit Year-to-Date Share Price Gains: Are They a Buy?
    These blue-chip names are off to a strong start in 2025—are they still worth buying now?

    Dining Out on Dividends: 4 US Restaurant Stocks with Stable Payouts
    From burgers to burritos—these U.S. restaurant stocks are serving up reliable dividend income.

    4 Singapore Mid-Cap Stocks with Attractive Dividend Yields
    Looking for income with a dash of growth? These mid-cap names offer juicy yields worth considering.

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