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The STI has pulled back from its 52-week high, but DBS, ST Engineering and SGX continue to outperform, driven by strong underlying businesses.
MLT just posted its first year-on-year DPU rise since 3Q FY2024. With a 6.8% yield, can the REIT’s distribution hold up?
The STI is 7% below its 52-week high, putting three Temasek-linked S-REITs in focus as investors assess whether their underlying distributions remain resilient.
These five Singapore blue-chip stocks stand out for their established businesses and reliable dividends, offering income investors potential shelter when markets turn volatile.
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The STI has pulled back from its 52-week high, but DBS, ST Engineering and SGX continue to outperform, driven by strong underlying businesses.
Three SGX dividend stocks offer yields above the CPF Special Account rate, but investors should assess whether their higher payouts can be sustained.
MLT just posted its first year-on-year DPU rise since 3Q FY2024. With a 6.8% yield, can the REIT’s distribution hold up?
Three iEdge Singapore Next 50 stocks delivered total returns of 50.9% to 125% in 2026, but what drove their market-beating performance?
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