Today: 29 June 2026

Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key developments influencing global financial markets and emerging industries.

Hongkong Land stock slides in Singapore as China rate decision nears, buybacks in view

Hongkong Land stock slides in Singapore as China rate decision nears, buybacks in view

Shares of Hongkong Land Holdings fell 1.2% to $8.16 in Singapore by mid-afternoon, retreating from a 17% rally this month. The drop followed weak China property data and investor focus on Beijing’s loan prime rate decision due Tuesday. Trading volume reached about 1.45 million shares. Hongkong Land repurchased 180,000 shares last week for cancellation.
19 January 2026
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UOL Group stock price edges up as Singapore property rally keeps investors on alert

UOL Group stock price edges up as Singapore property rally keeps investors on alert

UOL Group shares rose 0.3% to S$10.10 in afternoon trading Monday, with 1.27 million shares traded. The FTSE ST All-Share Real Estate Investment and Services Index is up nearly 14% in January, its best start since 2012, Bloomberg reported. Investors are watching UOL’s Hougang Central project and upcoming earnings for signals on capital returns. Institutions poured S$208 million into Singapore equities last week, led by property stocks.
19 January 2026
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Keppel stock price hovers near 52-week high as Feb 5 results near

Keppel stock price hovers near 52-week high as Feb 5 results near

Keppel Ltd shares rose 0.18% to S$10.92 in Singapore Monday, near a 52-week high after climbing 60% over the past year. The company will report full-year results on Feb. 5, following updates from its REITs starting Jan. 30. Keppel recently secured leasing rights for a 123-hectare site in Victoria, Australia, boosting its data centre pipeline above 1 gigawatt. The Straits Times Index traded in a narrow range.
19 January 2026
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Genting Singapore stock slips as RWS CEO warns turnaround “takes time”

Genting Singapore stock slips as RWS CEO warns turnaround “takes time”

Genting Singapore shares fell 0.7% to S$0.725 by mid-afternoon Monday after its casino licence was renewed for two years following an “unsatisfactory” tourism assessment. The Straits Times Index dropped 0.5% as regional equities slid. Resorts World Sentosa’s CEO said major renovations are done, with a S$6.8 billion expansion set for completion in 2030. About 27.5 million Genting shares traded between S$0.72 and S$0.73.
19 January 2026
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CapitaLand Investment stock jumps 1%+ as Gulf expansion talk hits Singapore trade — key dates ahead

CapitaLand Investment stock jumps 1%+ as Gulf expansion talk hits Singapore trade — key dates ahead

CapitaLand Investment shares rose 1.4% to S$2.96 in Singapore afternoon trading, nearing a 52-week high. The move follows renewed attention on the firm’s Gulf expansion and focus on logistics and hospitality after a recent executive interview. Investors are watching for central bank policy signals due late January and the company’s earnings report on Feb. 11. Institutions bought a net S$208 million in Singapore stocks last week, with CapitaLand among the top inflow recipients.
19 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • July 2026 Watchlist: Key Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks to Monitor
    June 28, 2026, 8:52 PM EDT. Three Singapore blue-chip stocks-Seatrium, Keppel Ltd, and an unnamed third-are set to report updates in July 2026, with underlying details crucial for investors, especially dividend seekers. Seatrium posted a 24.3% rise in 2025 revenue to S$11.5 billion and more than doubled profits to S$323.6 million. However, its free cash flow, vital for dividends, improved to S$19.7 million but remains tight against a doubled dividend payout. Its order book stands at S$17.8 billion, with management targeting S$32 billion in new deals. Keppel Ltd, pivoting to an asset-light model, saw a 13% rise in asset management fees to S$108 million in Q1 2026 and grew funds under management by S$0.4 billion, despite a slight dip in net profit due to weaker Real Estate segment gains. Investors will watch for cash flow trends and deal conversions closely.

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