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Three S-REITs raised their DPU this earnings season despite elevated interest rates — here’s what their latest results reveal.
The US market sell-off has created potential bargains among S&P 500 stocks. Here are five companies worth considering for their fundamentals, competitive advantages and long-term growth prospects.
The STI ETF fell 5.5% in October, but four blue-chip S-REITs stayed in the green. FCT, CICT, FLCT and MLT also outperformed the broader S-REIT index.
Singapore REITs have fallen under pressure, but three could recover faster than the sector. We examine their property fundamentals, debt levels and potential catalysts.
OCBC delivered record profit in 1H2026, but fees, trading and insurance drove much of the growth. Here are three key metrics to watch ahead of its 3Q update.
These can offer better yields for savers as well as new opportunities for investors.
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Three S-REITs raised their DPU this earnings season despite elevated interest rates — here’s what their latest results reveal.
The STI ETF fell 5.5% in October, but four blue-chip S-REITs stayed in the green. FCT, CICT, FLCT and MLT also outperformed the broader S-REIT index.
Singapore REITs have fallen under pressure, but three could recover faster than the sector. We examine their property fundamentals, debt levels and potential catalysts.
OCBC delivered record profit in 1H2026, but fees, trading and insurance drove much of the growth. Here are three key metrics to watch ahead of its 3Q update.
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Three S-REITs raised their DPU this earnings season despite elevated interest rates — here’s what their latest results reveal.
The US market sell-off has created potential bargains among S&P 500 stocks. Here are five companies worth considering for their fundamentals, competitive advantages and long-term growth prospects.
The STI ETF fell 5.5% in October, but four blue-chip S-REITs stayed in the green. FCT, CICT, FLCT and MLT also outperformed the broader S-REIT index.
Singapore REITs have fallen under pressure, but three could recover faster than the sector. We examine their property fundamentals, debt levels and potential catalysts.
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