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RHB bets on recovery of consumer sector; likes tech and manufacturing stocks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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RHB bets on recovery of consumer sector; likes tech and manufacturing stocks

Here are some of RHB Securities' top 20 small cap stocks for this year.
Singapore's loan growth expected to remain in the red till 2021: RHB - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Singapore's loan growth expected to remain in the red till 2021: RHB

Singapore’s loan growth is expected to fall by 2% in 2020

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Phillip Securities to acquire RHB Securities Singapore

The transaction is expected to be completed in 3Q this year

Broker's Calls

Buy UnUsUaL despite its 'ugly' earnings, says RHB

Say RHB's Seet and Lee, “earnings ahead will likely continue to be ugly, but we maintain ‘buy’ due to the long-term prospects”.

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It's time to scoop up units of CSE Global

"We think CSE’s padded order backlog will cushion it in these tough times," says CGS-CIMB analyst Cezzane See

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Starhill Global REIT, a rising star to lookout for: RHB

Starhill Global REIT is a “laggard among retail REIT peers in terms of valuation,” says RHB analyst Vijay Natarajan.

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Singapore's broad money supply inches up 12.4% in April, following $22.6 billion increase in foreign reserves

Singapore’s foreign reserves increased by $22.6 billion in April, bringing the republic’s total foreign reserve repository to $301.8 billion.

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RHB bets semiconductor and industrial stocks will shine

“We are bullish on the semiconductor sector for 2020 as globally, we have seen semicon players reporting good earnings thus far, [giving them] a good outlook,” says RHB analyst Jarick Seet.

Broker's Calls

It's a 'buy' for Oxley despite risks of a recession and softer property prices

“Oxley is comfortable with its current cash position and is still keen to reward shareholders with a special dividend this year,” say RHB Securities’ analysts.

Raffles Education placing out 95 million new shares to raise $28.5 mil to pare loans

SINGAPORE (Sept 28): Raffles Education Corporation is proposing to sell 95 million new shares at 30 cents each to raise $28.5 million.
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