risk-free rates

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Hiccup in S-REIT rally as risk-free rates rebound

S-REITs likely to go off the boil in response to rebound in US risk-free rates
Straits Times Index likely to move progressively higher  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Straits Times Index likely to move progressively higher

STI has potential to move higher, but only gradually
Matter of time before Straits Times Index stages rally - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Matter of time before Straits Times Index stages rally

With US markets having rallied strongly, the STI should be able to follow suit this month

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Saved by the Fed as the rate hike cycle ends

A short term rebound in reaction to the prospect of no more rate hikes may run into resistance soon
S-REITs 3Q2023 performance to reflect higher debt costs, weak forex says JP Morgan  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

REIT Watch

S-REITs 3Q2023 performance to reflect higher debt costs, weak forex says JP Morgan

Higher debt costs, weak forex to impact S-REITs 3Q2023 performance as reporting gets underway on Oct 16

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No let-up in either spread between US and local risk-free rates or upward trend

Although the spread between US and Singapore risk-free rates are growing, they both may continue to trend higher

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Equity markets dictated by rising risk-free rates

Straits Times Index to remain rangebound as US risk-free rates continue to rise

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Risk-free rates remain high as Fed puts hikes on hold

Rising risk free rates are still a dampener for securitised assets like REITs, but the worst is over

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Straits Times Index’s rebound continues, but risk-free rates remain elevated

STI could continue rebound to 3,245 but risk-free rates to remain elevated while US S-REITs pummel new lows
Short term selling pressure starts to alleviate for Straits Times Index  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Short term selling pressure starts to alleviate for Straits Times Index

Selling pressure on the Straits Times Index could alleviate, but the upside is likely to be capped at 3,252 in the near term
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