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These five Singapore blue-chip stocks stand out for their established businesses and reliable dividends, offering income investors potential shelter when markets turn volatile.
Keppel DC REIT and CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust offer investors exposure to very different property sectors, but which REIT is the better buy?
Bank shares have pulled back from their highs. But a pullback and a bargain are two very different things.
Three Singapore REITs report this week, but investors should look beyond DPU to assess their earnings, property performance and distribution outlook.
More central banks enter the fray with their latest interest-rate decisions ahead of the Fed’s…
This week’s Smart Reads explores Singapore bank stocks after their recent sell-off, Temasek-linked share buybacks, and REITs offering yields above 6%. We also examine the potential M1 deal, iFAST’s long-term returns, and rising concerns over AI debt.
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These five Singapore blue-chip stocks stand out for their established businesses and reliable dividends, offering income investors potential shelter when markets turn volatile.
Keppel DC REIT and CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust offer investors exposure to very different property sectors, but which REIT is the better buy?
Bank shares have pulled back from their highs. But a pullback and a bargain are two very different things.
Three Singapore REITs report this week, but investors should look beyond DPU to assess their earnings, property performance and distribution outlook.
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These five Singapore blue-chip stocks stand out for their established businesses and reliable dividends, offering income investors potential shelter when markets turn volatile.
Keppel DC REIT and CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust offer investors exposure to very different property sectors, but which REIT is the better buy?
Bank shares have pulled back from their highs. But a pullback and a bargain are two very different things.
Three Singapore REITs report this week, but investors should look beyond DPU to assess their earnings, property performance and distribution outlook.
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SGX’s board lot size reduction aims to make expensive Singapore stocks more accessible to retail investors. But has the change actually increased trading activity?
SGX investors will soon be able to access tax‑efficient S&P 500, NASDAQ-100 and MSCI World exposure directly in SGD.
SGX is reducing board lots from 100 shares to 10 for 11 securities, making eight Singapore stocks more accessible to investors from 5 October 2026.