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SINGAPORE (Feb 7): With the latest surge in market volatility and resultant sell-offs, OCBC Investment Research is now declaring it the “Great Singapore Sale” for SGX-listed stocks upon viewing the current correction as a good opportunity to re-enter

SINGAPORE (Jan 24): DBS Vickers Securities is reiterating its “buy” rating on Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) with a target price of $2.15, after its manager reported what the research house sees as “another excellent quarter” for 3Q18.   

SINGAPORE (Dec 22): The tech sector is now the largest in the MSCI Emerging Market and MSCI China indices. Yet, technology is posing a major challenge for many big companies, forcing them to adapt their business models in the face of disruption and ventur

SINGAPORE (Dec 18): The Singapore Exchange is set to hike annual membership fees for derivatives trading from Jan 2. This marks the first revision to member fees in 15 years. Fees could go up by more than tenfold, according to a report in The Business Tim

SINGAPORE (Dec 14): UOB Kay Hian says Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) leads local banks in cost efficiency with the lowest staff cost per employee at $83,333 and lean other non-wage expenses.

SINGAPORE (Dec 14): OCBC Investment Research is upgrading its call on DBS Group to “buy” with a higher fair value estimate of $27.40 based on 1.4 times FY18E book while projecting for the group’s earnings to rise 25% in FY18.

SINGAPORE (Dec 1): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining Singapore’s banking sector on “overweight” as the recent boom in mobile payments is paving the way for Singapore to become a cashless society.

SINGAPORE (Nov 17): DBS is maintaining its “hold” call on Mermaid Maritime with a target price of 14 cents as the group’s near-term outlook is “a mixed bag”.

SINGAPORE (Nov 13): DBS is downgrading its recommendation on Courts Asia to “hold” from “buy” previously with a lower target price of 36 cents on weaker outlook for earnings on a tougher credit environment in Malaysia.

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): Singapore’s stock market is finally getting some love again.