Dear readers, today, I came across an intriguing article discussing the stock performance of Old Chang Kee, a well-known name in Singapore’s food and beverage (F&B) industry. As someone deeply interested in investment opportunities and the resilience of certain brands, I found this article quite insightful and worth sharing. Old Chang Kee has long been
Dear readers, in an exciting development for the Singaporean financial landscape, DBS has recently achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first listed company in Singapore to reach a market capitalization of US$100 billion. This remarkable feat underscores DBS’s position as a dominant force in the banking sector not only within Singapore but across the
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Dear readers, today, I would like to discuss the recent developments in Singapore’s fixed income market, particularly focusing on the latest 6-month Singapore Treasury Bill (T-bill), BS25111T, which was auctioned on June 5, 2025. This T-bill is currently offering an annualized interest rate of just 2.05%. While on the surface this might seem like a
Dear readers, as I sit down to write this post, I realize it is late at night on a Sunday, and once again, the weekend is drawing to a close. The clock ticks towards midnight, and the familiar anticipation of the upcoming week begins to settle in. It is a moment of reflection, a pause
Dear readers, let us take a detailed look at the recent market developments concerning Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) stocks, focusing on those that are currently overbought and oversold as of the trading week ending June 6, 2025. Understanding these signals can help investors make more informed decisions in the dynamic landscape of Singapore’s stock
Dear readers, when the news of the formation of the Equities Review Group, which was tasked with rejuvenating and revitalizing Singapore’s lacklustre stock market, broke last year, the investing community was filled with excitement and optimism. It marked a significant step towards invigorating a market that has often been perceived as conservative and dominated by
Dear readers, in recent times, I have shared my perspective that Singapore’s benchmark stock index, the Straits Times Index (STI), is likely to evolve into a composition that features a greater proportion of Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reits) and Trusts. This view stems from observable market trends and the ongoing shifts within the Singapore stock
Dear readers, today, I came across some concerning news that another SGX-listed company is set to be delisted soon. The company in question is Japfa, a prominent player in the agricultural and food production sector. This development adds to a growing list of companies on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) that are heading towards delisting, with
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Dear readers, today, I find myself reflecting on the recent news that has been making waves within the Singapore financial community—the delisting of several Singapore-listed companies, notably Paragon Reit and Singapore Paincare Holdings. These events are not merely isolated incidents; they are indicative of broader challenges facing the Singapore stock market and merit a closer
Dear readers, today, I came across a news article that caught my attention. It highlighted a concerning trend in the Singapore retail scene: many tenants are struggling with high rental costs, leading to a noticeable increase in shop closures, even among well-known and established brands. The article suggested that this situation might ultimately benefit the
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