Singapore dividend plays still a draw

Singapore-listed dividend yield plays are still attractive after the United States Federal Reserve hiked interest rates last week, and even though rates are broadly expected to rise further, market watchers said. Aside from real estate investment trusts ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s looming debt wall fuels concern as Ezra stumbles

SINGAPORE: Default fears are resurfacing in Singapore ahead of a wall of maturing corporate debt, as a US bankruptcy filing of a firm from the city flags lingering pain despite economic recovery. Pressure to pay down obligations has been unrelenting ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore's NODX predicted to expand 2% in 2017

Thanks to burgeoning demand from China. Singapore’s NODX swelled 21.5% year-on-year (yoy) in February, picking up from an 8.6% rise the month before, according to an RHB report. The strong performance was partially inflated by a low base effect and ... ( read original story ...)

Vodafone Connects Mobike's Bike-Sharing Scheme in Singapore

SINGAPORE, March 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Vodafone is providing all the managed Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity for the world's most popular bike sharing company Mobike's operations in Singapore, Mobike's first outside of China. The Vodafone ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s stock market rally slammed by oil and gas woes

The S&P 500 index slid for a third day, dragged by financial (-0.9%) and utility (-0.68%) sectors. Market sentiment has been weighed by news that the FBI is probing possible ties between Russia and Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, according to FBI ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Bank Stocks: More Oil Pain to Come?

DBS is Maybank Kim Eng’s preferred pick within its Singapore banks coverage despite having the largest exposure to Ezra Holding, the Singaporean oil & gas services company which has filed for U.S. bankruptcy. Maybank Kim Eng has a hold rating DBS with a ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore banks’ exposures Ezra ‘lower than expected’

SINGAPORE (March 20): UOB KayHian says it is keeping to its conservative 2017 earnings forecast for Singapore’s banking sector, which is 6% below consensus estimates for DBS and 7% below consensus estimate for OCBC. This comes after factoring the banks ... ( read original story ...)