Rolls-Royce stock just hit a fresh high — here’s what matters before Monday

Rolls-Royce stock just hit a fresh high — here’s what matters before Monday

London, Jan 11, 2026, 07:55 GMT — The market has closed. Rolls-Royce shares closed Friday at a fresh high, up 1.65% to 1,293.5 pence, pushing their strong streak into 2026. The stock ticked even higher during the day, reaching 1,296.5p. (Investing.com) The jump matters heading into Monday, having lifted the stock well beyond recent ranges despite no new company announcements. Investors now seem focused on positioning and upcoming catalysts. Trading volume on Friday came in below average, MarketWatch data shows, suggesting the rally isn’t backed by heavy selling or buying activity. (MarketWatch) Rolls-Royce remains active on the buyback front. On
Keppel stock: Feb 5 results date is set — what BN4 investors watch after Friday’s dip

Keppel stock: Feb 5 results date is set — what BN4 investors watch after Friday’s dip

SINGAPORE, Jan 11, 2026, 15:34 SGT — Market closed Keppel Ltd said it will report second-half and full-year 2025 results before the market opens on Feb. 5, an exchange filing showed on Friday. The group’s listed REITs are due to release results ahead of that date. Keppel shares last closed down 0.66% at S$10.47 on Friday. (SG Investors) The timetable gives investors a fixed marker after a strong stretch for the stock and sets up the next test of Keppel’s pivot to fee-based businesses. The company describes itself as a global asset manager and operator, with businesses spanning infrastructure, real
Sembcorp Industries stock slips to S$5.99 as Alinta deal nears key dates

Sembcorp Industries stock slips to S$5.99 as Alinta deal nears key dates

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:33 SGT — Market closed. Sembcorp Industries Ltd shares ended Friday down 0.66%, closing at S$5.99 after fluctuating between S$5.96 and S$6.03 during the day. Since the start of 2026, the stock has fallen roughly 1.5%, with around 4.5 million shares traded on Friday. The Singapore market was closed over the weekend, leaving the stock stuck near S$6 as Monday’s session approaches. All eyes remain on a major corporate event that could change the narrative. Sembcorp plans to acquire Australia’s Alinta Energy in a deal valued at A$6.5 billion (S$5.6 billion) on an enterprise value basis,
Jardine Matheson stock hits a 52-week high — what investors watch next

Jardine Matheson stock hits a 52-week high — what investors watch next

SINGAPORE, Jan 11, 2026, 15:31 SGT — Market closed. Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited shares jumped 4.34% on Friday, closing at $74.72 in Singapore. The stock has been on a strong run this month. Volume hit roughly 330,000 shares, according to Financial Times data. (FT Markets) Jardine Matheson ended near the high of its 52-week range, capping a year that has drawn more investors to Asia-centric conglomerates heavily tied to Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. According to Yahoo Finance, its 52-week range spans from $36.01 to $74.72. (Yahoo Finance) Why it matters now: macro risk returns as the next session kicks
Singapore Airlines stock slips as oil jumps; traders eye Feb 24 update

Singapore Airlines stock slips as oil jumps; traders eye Feb 24 update

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:35 (SGT) — Market closed Shares of Singapore Airlines Ltd edged down 0.5% to close at S$6.43, as investors mulled rising fuel expenses against steady travel demand ahead of the weekend. The stock fluctuated between S$6.42 and S$6.47, with roughly 4.25 million shares exchanging hands. (Investing.com UK) Fuel remains the key near-term mover. Brent crude closed 2.18% higher at $63.34 a barrel Friday, while WTI gained 2.35%, finishing at $59.12. Prices drew support from ongoing supply concerns tied to Iran and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. “The uprising in Iran is keeping the market on edge,” said Phil
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock back on watchlists after institutional inflows; earnings next in March

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock back on watchlists after institutional inflows; earnings next in March

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:25 SGT — Market closed Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (Holdings) Ltd was among the Singapore stocks that drew the largest net institutional inflows in the first five trading sessions of 2026, a Business Times review showed, as funds turned net buyers to start the year. The list also included City Developments, OCBC, Hongkong Land, CapitaLand Investment, Singapore Exchange, ST Engineering, Sats, Venture Corp and UOL, the report said. (The Business Times) That matters because early-year fund flows often set the tone for the next leg of trading in Singapore, especially in liquid index names. When institutions lean the
SGX stock in focus after Nasdaq dual-listing rule push, December volumes — what’s next

SGX stock in focus after Nasdaq dual-listing rule push, December volumes — what’s next

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:20 SGT — Market closed Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGXL.SI) shares closed up 1.2% on Friday at S$17.51, as new consultations tied to a planned Nasdaq dual-listing route kept the exchange operator in focus. The stock traded between S$17.20 and S$17.53 and about 2.0 million shares changed hands. (StockAnalysis) The policy push matters because SGX’s revenue is closely linked to listings and trading activity. A lift in liquidity can show up quickly in fees, while a deeper IPO pipeline tends to play out over quarters, not days. The Nasdaq tie-up is meant to cut cost and complexity
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Hongkong Land stock jumps on fresh buyback filing — $7.77 is the level to watch

Hongkong Land stock jumps on fresh buyback filing — $7.77 is the level to watch

HONG KONG, Jan 11, 2026, 15:18 HKT — Market closed Shares of Hongkong Land Holdings Limited (H78.SI) climbed 3.2% to close at $7.73 on Friday, pushing gains further after the company announced another share buyback. Since the start of the year, the stock has rallied roughly 11%. (MarketScreener Hong Kong) This development is significant as buybacks are gaining renewed attention among Singapore-listed companies. On Friday, the Monetary Authority of Singapore launched a consultation on legal reforms that would introduce “safe harbour” rules for share buybacks. This is part of a wider effort to streamline listings and boost their appeal. (Reuters)
ST Engineering stock near S$9: buyback rules, defence headlines and Feb results in focus

ST Engineering stock near S$9: buyback rules, defence headlines and Feb results in focus

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:06 SGT — Market closed Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd closed on Friday at S$8.97, down 0.33%, after trading between S$8.83 and S$9.01. The stock is up about 6.5% from its Dec. 31 close and sits near the top end of its 52-week range of S$4.59 to S$9.07, Investing.com data showed. Chart watchers often treat Friday’s S$9.01 high as “resistance” — a level that can cap rallies — and S$8.83 as “support”, where buyers tend to step in. (Investing.com) The move itself was modest, but it keeps ST Engineering in focus as investors line up the next
Singtel stock faces Monday test as Optus outage log updates and U.S. CPI looms

Singtel stock faces Monday test as Optus outage log updates and U.S. CPI looms

SINGAPORE, Jan 11, 2026, 15:09 SGT — Market closed Shares of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd slipped 0.2% on Friday, closing at S$4.46, down by 1 cent. Over the weekend, its Australian arm Optus reported new local outages on its national register, notably a disruption lasting over five hours in South Australia’s Kangaroo Island region. (Yahoo Finance) This hits Singtel at a sensitive time, with Optus scrambling to regain customer trust following several network failures. Regulators are stepping up scrutiny, pushing for stricter safeguards. A recent review of Optus’ emergency-call outage in September uncovered critical protocol flaws and proposed 21 recommendations, all
UOB stock in focus after fresh buyback filing as rate bets return to the fore

UOB stock in focus after fresh buyback filing as rate bets return to the fore

SINGAPORE, Jan 11, 2026, 15:05 (SGT) — Market closed United Overseas Bank (UOB) repurchased and cancelled 38,000 shares on Friday, according to a filing with the Singapore Exchange. The bank paid between S$36.01 and S$36.21 per share, shelling out roughly S$1.37 million. This continues a steady pace of buybacks as the year unfolds. (SGX Links) This matters because bank investors have been focusing on capital returns—dividends and buybacks—while anticipating the next move in interest rates. UOB’s buybacks may be modest on a daily basis, but they reinforce the idea that shrinking share counts can help boost earnings per share when
OCBC stock slips on JPMorgan downgrade as Feb. 25 results loom

OCBC stock slips on JPMorgan downgrade as Feb. 25 results loom

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:04 SGT — Market closed Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) shares fell 1.8% on Friday to close at S$19.80 after JPMorgan cut its rating on the lender to “neutral” from “overweight”, while lifting its target price to S$20.50. DBS and United Overseas Bank ended higher on the day. (The Business Times) The call matters because OCBC goes into full-year results season trading near recent peaks, with little room left for soft guidance. The bank is scheduled to announce its 2025 full-year results on Feb. 25, a key read for dividends and buybacks and for how quickly earnings

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Corning stock price hits record close — what’s driving GLW and the next big test

Corning stock price hits record close — what’s driving GLW and the next big test

7 February 2026
Corning shares jumped 8.3% to a record $122.16 Friday, gaining 11% over two sessions amid strong demand for AI infrastructure stocks. The move follows a $6 billion optical fiber deal with Meta and upgraded company forecasts. Shares traded as high as $122.56 and rose 0.6% after hours. COO Avery Nelson sold 1,894 shares for tax withholding, retaining 66,050.
PepsiCo stock: €2.5 billion bond deal lands as investors size up the price-cut gamble

PepsiCo stock: €2.5 billion bond deal lands as investors size up the price-cut gamble

7 February 2026
PepsiCo priced €2.5 billion in euro notes across four maturities, with settlement set for Feb. 11, according to an SEC filing. The company plans to use proceeds for general corporate purposes, including repaying commercial paper. Shares closed at $170.49 Friday, up 1.8%. PepsiCo is also cutting U.S. snack prices by up to 15% after consumer pushback.
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