Singapore Stock Market’s Biggest Losers Today (9 Dec 2025): Hoe Leong, Quantum Healthcare and Eneco Energy Slide

Singapore Stock Market’s Biggest Losers Today (9 Dec 2025): Hoe Leong, Quantum Healthcare and Eneco Energy Slide

Singapore – 9 December 2025 (mid‑morning update) Singapore’s stock market opened Tuesday on the back foot as Asian equities softened ahead of a closely watched US Federal Reserve meeting later this week. Risk appetite was subdued across the region, with a Reuters report from Singapore noting that Asia‑Pacific stocks drifted lower as investors positioned for an expected US rate cut and tried to gauge how aggressive the Fed might be in 2026. Investing.com On the Singapore Exchange (SGX), the biggest percentage losers so far today are concentrated in thinly traded penny names and small caps, while blue‑chip financials and conglomerates
Singapore Stocks Today: Biggest SGX Gainers on 9 December 2025 as Traders Brace for Fed Rate Cut

Singapore Stocks Today: Biggest SGX Gainers on 9 December 2025 as Traders Brace for Fed Rate Cut

Singapore’s stock market opened cautiously higher on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, with traders hunting for short‑term winners even as global sentiment stays nervy ahead of this week’s US Federal Reserve decision. Early in the session, a mix of speculative penny stocks, offshore & marine names and quality blue chips emerged among the biggest stock gainers on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). BusinessToday+2Nasdaq+2 Below is a detailed, news‑driven look at today’s top movers on SGX, why they’re rallying, and what they might be signalling about the broader Singapore stock market outlook for 2026. Market snapshot: STI edges up after three days of
India’s IPO Boom Hits Record ₹1.8 Lakh Crore in 2025 as Wakefit and ICICI Prudential AMC Anchor a Blockbuster December

India’s IPO Boom Hits Record ₹1.8 Lakh Crore in 2025 as Wakefit and ICICI Prudential AMC Anchor a Blockbuster December

India’s primary market crossed a historic milestone on 8 December 2025, with IPO fundraising for the year touching about ₹1.77–1.8 lakh crore (₹1.77 trillion, roughly $19.6 billion), surpassing the previous record of ₹1.73 lakh crore set in 2024.The Times of India+2The Economic Times+2 A packed December calendar led by Wakefit Innovations and ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company (AMC) is set to push the tally even higher, cementing 2025 as one of the most frenetic years ever for India’s IPO market.The Times of India+2The Economic Times+2 A Record Year for India’s IPO Market By the close of trade on 8 December,
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Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) Stock on 9 December 2025: Qube Bid, Nomura Deal, Dividend and 2026 Outlook

Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) Stock on 9 December 2025: Qube Bid, Nomura Deal, Dividend and 2026 Outlook

Macquarie Group Limited (ASX: MQG) heads into the final weeks of 2025 in a curious position: the share price has come off its record highs, earnings have normalised after a boom period, yet the group is in the middle of some of the biggest strategic moves in its history. As of 9 December 2025, Macquarie shares are trading around A$196–197, leaving the stock roughly 19% below its A$242.90 peak from January but still well above the 52‑week low near A$160.Investing.com+1 At the same time, the bank is pursuing an A$11.6 billion bid for logistics group Qube, finalising the sale of
9 December 2025
Zip Co (ASX: ZIP) share price today: buy‑back ramp‑up, US dual‑listing plans and 2026 forecasts – 9 December 2025

Zip Co (ASX: ZIP) share price today: buy‑back ramp‑up, US dual‑listing plans and 2026 forecasts – 9 December 2025

Australia’s Zip Co Ltd (ASX: ZIP) has become one of the most closely watched names on the ASX again in late 2025. The buy now, pay later (BNPL) and digital payments group is running an aggressive on‑market share buy‑back, working on a potential US dual listing, fielding a new US regulatory inquiry and trying to convince investors that its hard‑won profitability is sustainable. Below is a detailed wrap of what’s new on 9 December 2025, and how analysts currently see the stock. Zip Co share price on 9 December 2025 As of early afternoon on 9 December 2025, Zip Co
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Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST): Share Price, Exploration Update and Stock Forecast on 9 December 2025

Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST): Share Price, Exploration Update and Stock Forecast on 9 December 2025

Updated 9 December 2025 Northern Star Resources Ltd (ASX:NST) is trading just below record highs as investors digest a A$225 million FY26 exploration program, a fresh Fitch “BBB- / Stable” credit rating and a gold price hovering around US$4,200 an ounce. The stock has rerated sharply through 2025, and the latest news flow gives a good snapshot of where the market thinks it can go next. Northern Star Resources share price snapshot As of the close on Monday, 8 December 2025, Northern Star Resources finished at A$25.97, down 1.37% on the day after trading between A$25.73 and A$26.32.StockInvest Intraday quotes
Woodside Energy (ASX: WDS) Stock on 9 December 2025: Strike Risk, LNG Megaprojects and a Big Valuation Debate

Woodside Energy (ASX: WDS) Stock on 9 December 2025: Strike Risk, LNG Megaprojects and a Big Valuation Debate

On 9 December 2025, Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: WDS, NYSE: WDS) is trading around A$25 a share, leaving investors to juggle three big variables: labour unrest at its Pluto LNG 2 expansion, a massive pipeline of LNG growth projects out to the 2030s, and sharply diverging views on whether the stock is cheap or a classic value trap. Below is a structured rundown of the latest news, forecasts and analysis around Woodside as of today. Woodside share price today: about A$25, big yield, modest growth Woodside shares last closed at A$25.20 on the ASX on Monday, 8 December 2025,
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ANZ Share Price on 9 December 2025: Dividend, Restructuring and Outlook for 2026

ANZ Share Price on 9 December 2025: Dividend, Restructuring and Outlook for 2026

Sydney – 9 December 2025 ANZ Group Holdings Limited (ASX: ANZ) shares are trading near the top of their 52‑week range after a year in which profits fell, regulatory costs surged and a new chief executive launched an aggressive overhaul of the bank. As of early afternoon on 9 December 2025, ANZ shares were changing hands at about A$35.12 on the ASX, up slightly from a previous close of A$35.07. The stock’s 52‑week range now sits between A$26.22 and a record A$38.93, giving the bank a market capitalisation of roughly A$105 billion and a trailing dividend yield of about 4.7%.
9 December 2025
Telstra Group Limited (ASX:TLS) on 9 December 2025: Share Price, Dividend Outlook and Triple‑Zero Risks in Focus

Telstra Group Limited (ASX:TLS) on 9 December 2025: Share Price, Dividend Outlook and Triple‑Zero Risks in Focus

Telstra Group Limited’s share price has quietly turned into one of the standout performers on the ASX 200 in 2025 – and today it’s doing that while sitting under the glare of a high‑stakes parliamentary inquiry into Australia’s triple‑zero emergency call system. As of the close on 9 December 2025, Telstra shares finished at A$4.91 on the ASX, down about 0.8% for the day but still near recent highs after a strong run‑up through the year.StockAnalysis Over the last 12 months, the stock is up roughly 23–24%, handily beating both the broader ASX 200 and many other blue chips such
9 December 2025
National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) Share Price on 9 December 2025: Dividends, Valuation and Outlook After FY25 Results

National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) Share Price on 9 December 2025: Dividends, Valuation and Outlook After FY25 Results

As of 9 December 2025, National Australia Bank Limited (ASX:NAB) sits at the intersection of three big themes for investors: a rich valuation, a resilient dividend, and a suddenly more uncertain interest‑rate outlook. Around early afternoon on Tuesday, NAB shares were trading near A$40.8–A$41.0, giving the bank a market value of roughly A$124 billion and placing the stock roughly in the middle of its 52‑week range of about A$29.8 to A$44.4.StockLight+1 At these levels, NAB is valued on about 18–19 times trailing earnings, roughly 17 times forward earnings, and close to 2.0× price‑to‑book, a clear premium to many global and
9 December 2025
CSL Limited (ASX:CSL) Stock Outlook 2026: Is the Biotech Giant Finally a Buy After a 35% Sell-Off?

CSL Limited (ASX:CSL) Stock Outlook 2026: Is the Biotech Giant Finally a Buy After a 35% Sell-Off?

As of 9 December 2025 CSL Limited, long considered one of the most reliable growth names on the ASX, has just lived through one of the ugliest years in its listed history. After profit downgrades, a delayed spin-off, falling US vaccination rates and a shareholder revolt over executive pay, the stock is trading far below its early‑2025 highs. Yet underneath the market drama, earnings are still growing, the balance sheet remains strong, and analysts – almost unanimously – still see upside. This article pulls together the latest news, forecasts and analysis on CSL shares as at 9 December 2025, to
9 December 2025
Westpac Banking Corporation (ASX: WBC) on 9 December 2025: Share Price, Dividend Hike, Buyback Extension and Analyst Forecasts

Westpac Banking Corporation (ASX: WBC) on 9 December 2025: Share Price, Dividend Hike, Buyback Extension and Analyst Forecasts

Sydney – 9 December 2025 – Westpac Banking Corporation shares eased slightly on Tuesday but remain close to multi‑year highs as investors focus on this week’s annual general meeting (AGM), a larger final dividend and an extended share buyback program. At the same time, most broker and model-based valuations now sit below the current share price, signalling a more cautious outlook for 2026. All figures are in Australian dollars and refer to the close on 9 December 2025, unless otherwise stated. Westpac share price on 9 December 2025 Westpac (ASX: WBC) closed at $37.98 on Tuesday, down 0.68% on the
PLS Group Limited (ASX:PLS) Share Price, UBS Upgrade and 2026 Forecast: What the Rebranded Pilbara Minerals Means for Investors

PLS Group Limited (ASX:PLS) Share Price, UBS Upgrade and 2026 Forecast: What the Rebranded Pilbara Minerals Means for Investors

As of the afternoon of 9 December 2025, PLS Group Limited (still widely known by its former name Pilbara Minerals) is trading around A$4.11 on the ASX, up a little over 2% for the session and sitting just a few percent below its 52‑week high of A$4.26. The stock has climbed roughly 80% over the last 12 months, giving the lithium producer a market capitalisation close to A$13 billion.StockAnalysis The latest leg of the rally follows a broker U‑turn from UBS on the lithium sector, a strong technical uptrend signal, and the company’s recent rebrand from Pilbara Minerals Limited to
Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC) Stock on 9 December 2025: ASX 50 Promotion, Power Shocks and the 2026 Rare Earths Outlook

Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC) Stock on 9 December 2025: ASX 50 Promotion, Power Shocks and the 2026 Rare Earths Outlook

Lynas Rare Earths Limited (ASX: LYC), the largest producer of separated rare earths outside China, is in the spotlight again on 9 December 2025 – but this time for a sharp pullback after a huge year-long rally. By lunchtime on Tuesday, Lynas shares were trading around A$12.93, down about 5% from Monday’s close of A$13.61. That leaves the stock roughly 40% below its October 52‑week high of A$21.64, but still about 110% above its January low near A$6.16.Intelligent Investor In other words: the 2025 “rare earths trade” is very much alive, but volatility is back. Share price snapshot: big 2025
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) Stock: ACCC Penalty, AI Push and 2026 Forecasts – Latest Update as at 9 December 2025

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) Stock: ACCC Penalty, AI Push and 2026 Forecasts – Latest Update as at 9 December 2025

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the ASX’s banking heavyweight, is closing out 2025 in a complicated spot: profits are near record highs, the balance sheet is strong, but the share price has been knocked off its peak and regulators are knocking on the door. Below is a full rundown of the latest news, forecasts and analyst views on CBA shares as at 9 December 2025. CBA share price snapshot: still expensive after a sharp de‑rating On 9 December 2025, CBA shares were trading in the mid‑A$150s, giving the bank a market capitalisation of roughly A$260 billion. Live pricing data from
Fortescue Ltd (ASX: FMG) Share Price, Dividend and 2026 Outlook – Latest News and Forecasts as of 9 December 2025

Fortescue Ltd (ASX: FMG) Share Price, Dividend and 2026 Outlook – Latest News and Forecasts as of 9 December 2025

Fortescue Ltd is ending 2025 in a paradoxical spot: earnings have fallen sharply over the past year, yet the share price is trading at record levels and the company is doubling down on decarbonising iron ore production rather than its once-hyped green hydrogen mega-projects. Here’s a structured look at where Fortescue stands today for investors following FMG on Google News and Discover. Fortescue share price today: near record highs As of 9 December 2025, Fortescue Ltd (ASX: FMG) is trading at about A$22.53 per share on the ASX. That’s up roughly 2% on the day, versus a previous close of
9 December 2025
BHP Group (ASX:BHP, NYSE:BHP) Stock Today: $2 Billion WAIO Power Deal, Samarco Settlement and 2026–2030 Outlook (9 December 2025)

BHP Group (ASX:BHP, NYSE:BHP) Stock Today: $2 Billion WAIO Power Deal, Samarco Settlement and 2026–2030 Outlook (9 December 2025)

Published: 9 December 2025 – Informational only, not financial advice BHP share price today: near 52‑week highs on ASX and NYSE BHP Group Limited (ASX:BHP, NYSE:BHP) is trading close to the top of its recent range after a busy few weeks of deals, litigation milestones and strategy resets. On Wall Street, BHP’s U.S. stock closed at USD 58.34 on 8 December 2025, with after‑hours trading lifting it to around USD 59.42. That puts the shares near their 52‑week high of USD 59.86, versus a low of USD 39.73. Based on trailing 12‑month numbers, BHP is currently valued at about USD
9 December 2025
Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

Australian shares traded cautiously around the 8,600 mark on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, as investors waited for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest-rate decision of the year and digested a string of stock‑specific catalysts. Futures pointed lower in the morning and the ASX 200 opened down about 0.3%, with only a couple of sectors in the green.Market Index+2ABC+2 Beneath the relatively modest index move, trading activity was concentrated in a familiar mix of iron ore giants, lithium stocks, big banks and a handful of high‑beta names. Data from TradingView and Investing.com show that Fortescue, BHP, Commonwealth Bank, Pilbara Minerals,
ASX Biggest Losers Today: Bapcor, Lynas, Life360 and TPG Drag Australian Shares Lower – 9 December 2025

ASX Biggest Losers Today: Bapcor, Lynas, Life360 and TPG Drag Australian Shares Lower – 9 December 2025

Sydney, 9 December 2025 – The Australian share market spent Tuesday in risk‑off mode, with the S&P/ASX 200 slipping again as investors dumped a cluster of stocks tied to profit downgrades, critical minerals volatility and regulatory scrutiny. By late morning the benchmark index was trading in the high‑8,500s, down around 0.1–0.3% after Monday’s 0.1% fall to 8,624.4 points, marking a sixth straight session of choppy, sideways trade. Market breadth was weak, with roughly two‑thirds of the ASX 200 in the red and selling concentrated in energy, gold and tech names. The Motley Fool+2Market Index+2 Below is a breakdown of the
ASX Top Gainers Today: Immutep, Cosmo Metals, OD6 & Sunrise Energy Metals Lead the Rally (9 December 2025)

ASX Top Gainers Today: Immutep, Cosmo Metals, OD6 & Sunrise Energy Metals Lead the Rally (9 December 2025)

Despite a flat headline index, Australia’s share market is serving up double‑digit moves in small-cap resources, lithium and biotech stocks today. Market snapshot: quiet ASX 200, loud movers underneath The S&P/ASX 200 spent Tuesday morning drifting slightly lower, extending a pattern of tight trading ranges as investors waited on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest rate decision for 2025. By late morning, the benchmark was down around 0.1%–0.2%, with breadth skewed to the downside and weakness in energy, gold and parts of tech offset by pockets of strength in resources and healthcare. Market Index+1 Markets are largely positioned for

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Toyota stock price rises on CEO shake-up and higher profit outlook as buyout deadline nears

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Toyota shares rose 2% to 3,780 yen Friday after the company raised its full-year profit forecast and announced CFO Kenta Kon will replace CEO Koji Sato on April 1. Third-quarter net revenues climbed 6.8% to 38.087 trillion yen, but North America posted a 5.6 billion yen operating loss. Toyota’s U.S. ADRs closed up 2.9%. The tender offer for Toyota Industries shares closes Feb. 12.
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HSBC share price bounces back after BoE split vote — what to watch before Feb 25 results

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HSBC shares closed up 2.2% at £13.06 on Friday, reversing Thursday’s drop as traders weighed possible Bank of England rate cuts and awaited the bank’s annual results on Feb. 25. The FTSE 100 rose 0.6%, with major UK banks also gaining. HSBC is also preparing to cut some banker bonuses and push out underperformers amid a cost reset. Key UK, U.S., and euro zone economic data are due next week.
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