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HDB Resale Prices in Singapore: What the Recent Dip Means for Property Investors

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Singapore’s property market rarely sits still—but when it slows down, smart investors pay attention. Recent data shows that HDB resale prices in Singapore have dipped slightly, breaking a long stretch of steady increases. It’s not dramatic, and it’s certainly not a crash—but it is a signal. And for retail investors, signals like this matter more

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CPF Investment Strategies: How Glide Paths Can Shape the Future of Retirement Investing in Singapore

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Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF) system has long served as the backbone of retirement planning. As demographic shifts and longer life expectancies place greater pressure on retirement adequacy, the evolution of CPF investment strategies has become increasingly important. One emerging approach gaining attention is glide path investing—a method that gradually adjusts asset allocation over time

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Private Credit Investing: What Singapore Investors Need to Know in 2026

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Private credit investing has been getting a lot of attention lately. You might have heard it mentioned in finance podcasts, WhatsApp chats during Chinese New Year, or even by your bank relationship manager pitching “exclusive opportunities.” But here’s the twist: despite all the hype, private credit is not new at all. It’s actually one of

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AI and the Trust Gap: What Singapore Investors Must Know Before Betting on AI Stocks

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere—from chatbots handling DBS queries to automation tools helping SMEs cut costs. For investors, AI feels like the next big gold rush. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: while AI promises efficiency and growth, it also introduces a credibility problem for capital markets. If you’re a retail investor in Singapore trying to

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Straits Times Index Stocks Trading Below 200-Day Moving Average: What It Signals for Investors

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In recent weeks, a notable group of Straits Times Index (STI) constituents has slipped below their respective 200-day moving averages—an indicator often used by investors to gauge long-term trends. Among these are major names such as CapitaLand Investment, CapitaLand Ascendas REIT, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust, Genting Singapore,

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Will the US–Iran War Trigger a Global Financial Crisis?

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The headlines are getting louder. Oil prices are climbing, markets are swinging, and commentators are once again throwing around the phrase “global financial crisis.” For many retail investors in Singapore, this raises an uncomfortable but important question: will the US–Iran war actually trigger something as severe as the 2008 crisis, or is this just another

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BS26016T 6-MONTH T-BILL INTEREST RATE RISES TO 1.46% PER ANNUM: WHAT IT MEANS FOR INVESTORS

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Dear readers, the latest 6-month Treasury Bill (T-bill), BS26016T, concluded its auction yesterday. One of the most notable developments from this issuance is the visible increase in its cut-off yield, which came in at 1.46% per annum. While this may appear to be a modest uptick at first glance, it is nevertheless a meaningful movement,

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Shareholder Rights Singapore: Why MAS May Change the Game for Investors

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If you invest in Singapore stocks—whether it’s DBS, Singtel, or smaller SGX-listed companies—here’s a question you probably haven’t thought much about: 👉 Are the fund managers investing your money actually speaking up for you as a shareholder? A growing debate in Singapore suggests the answer is: not enough. Regulators and market participants are now discussing

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Singapore Property Market Outlook 2026: 3 Key Insights from Rising Global Uncertainty

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The Singapore property market has always had a reputation for resilience. Whether it’s the Asian Financial Crisis, the Global Financial Crisis, or COVID-19, property prices here tend to hold up better than most. But heading into 2026, something interesting is happening. Despite strong demand—especially at premium price points—global uncertainty is becoming the biggest concern among

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Invest Through Market Volatility: Cutting Through AI Hype While Staying Grounded

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Markets today feel confusing for a reason. On one side, you have bold narratives—AI is changing everything, software companies are being disrupted, entire industries are being rewritten. On the other, you have very familiar concerns: interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and unpredictable market swings. For retail investors, especially in Singapore, this creates a difficult question: Should

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