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Singapore banks' share prices to drop on higher NPL, says JPMorgan

Lim Hui Jie
Lim Hui Jie • 3 min read
Singapore banks' share prices to drop on higher NPL, says JPMorgan
JPMorgan expects that NPLs will weigh on Singapore's banks' share prices. Photo: Bloomberg.
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JPMorgan is forecasting that Singapore bank share prices will fall later in 2023, due to a risk of non performing loans (NPL).

A team of five analysts from the financial services company say that Singapore banks are a harbinger of asset quality issues for the region, and they think that this sector should “range-trade” on valuations and dividends, before NPLs lead to a drop in stock prices.

According to Fidelity, range trading is an active investing strategy that identifies a range at which the investor buys and sells over a short period.

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