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The 7 Secrets to SGX ETFs Every Singapore Investor Should Know Before Investing

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ETFs are becoming increasingly popular among Singapore investors, offering convenient access to global markets, Asian stocks, artificial intelligence (AI) themes and even bond investments. But are investors overlooking some important risks and hidden costs? With more ETFs being introduced on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), choosing the right investment is no longer simply about finding a

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China AI Stock Crash: Is the US Stock Market Next? | AI Bubble Warning

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China’s technology sell-off has wiped out an estimated US$480 billion in market value, raising fresh questions about AI valuations and the sustainability of the global tech rally. Could this be a warning sign for US technology stocks, including AI and semiconductor companies? Or are China and the US facing very different risks? Watch our video

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Should Singapore Investors Buy SGX’s New ETFs? The Hidden Costs of Asia and AI Investing

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Singapore investors now have more ways to access global equities, Asian technology companies and artificial intelligence through the Singapore Exchange. But easier access does not automatically translate into better investment returns. The real question is whether these ETFs offer a cost-effective way to diversify portfolios—or encourage investors to take concentrated bets disguised as convenient, diversified

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Singapore Is Pouring Billions Into Its Stock Market. Can Investors Finally Benefit?

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Singapore’s S$5.4 billion Equity Market Development Programme is attracting private capital and boosting trading activity in smaller listed companies. But the real test is not whether government-backed funds can buy more shares. It is whether they can help create a market in which companies grow, investors earn attractive returns and capital continues flowing even after

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Is CapitaLand China Trust Undervalued? The China REIT Recovery Investors Should Watch

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CapitaLand China Trust’s latest results reveal an investment dilemma that goes beyond falling property income. With rents under pressure across its Chinese portfolio, investors must decide whether the trust is approaching an earnings recovery or entering a prolonged period of weak pricing power. Its relatively stable occupancy and lower borrowing costs offer reasons for optimism,

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Indonesia’s US$65 Billion Stock Market Shock: Who Really Moves Global Markets?

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Indonesia’s stock market suffered its steepest single-day decline since January 1998 on 16 October 2026, with the Jakarta Composite Index plunging 11.57%. The sell-off wiped an estimated US$60 billion to US$65 billion off the market value of Indonesian equities in a single session. But the story goes beyond a dramatic stock market crash. At the

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The AI Boom Is Being Repriced: What Does It Mean for Singapore Stocks?

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Singapore’s recent stock-market sell-off may look like a banking story. But beneath the decline in DBS, OCBC and UOB is a much bigger global debate: how much are investors willing to pay for growth when bond yields are rising and the AI boom is demanding enormous amounts of capital? Singapore’s stock market has spent much

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