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City Developments stock cools after Thursday pop; S$9.21 close keeps home-price data, Feb results in view

City Developments stock cools after Thursday pop; S$9.21 close keeps home-price data, Feb results in view

City Developments shares fell 0.97% to S$9.21 on Friday, reversing some of Thursday’s gains. Singapore’s private home prices rose 3.3% in 2025, the slowest increase since 2020, according to URA data. CDL begins Newport Residences bookings Jan 31 and will release FY2025 results Feb 27. Construction demand is forecast at S$47-53 billion for 2026.
24 January 2026
City Developments (C09.SI) stock in focus after CDP A-List streak — what could move CDL shares next

City Developments (C09.SI) stock in focus after CDP A-List streak — what could move CDL shares next

City Developments closed flat at S$8.87 on Friday after announcing it retained a spot on the CDP A List for climate and water, and earned an EcoVadis Gold medal. The stock had swung from S$8.04 to S$8.95 earlier in the week amid a rally in Singapore property shares. Investors await U.S. inflation data Jan. 13 and Singapore housing figures later in January.

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  • ITV Analyst Ratings Edge Higher Amid Mixed Views on Advertising Recovery
    March 20, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT. ITV's revised fair value estimate increased from £0.83 to £0.87, reflecting evolving analyst opinions. Kepler Cheuvreux upgraded to a Buy with a £0.95 price target, citing easing weakness in advertising demand supporting ITV's core business. Barclays maintained an Equal Weight rating, adjusting its target slightly to £0.85, signaling cautious optimism. The divergence highlights uncertainty over ITV's growth and execution prospects. Key financial assumptions show long-term revenue growth rising to 2.71%, while net profit margins are projected to tighten to 6.48%. ITV's strategic focus on digital expansion, including streaming via ITVX and international content, aims to diversify revenue away from traditional UK advertising. Risks include intensified competition for ad budgets, rising content costs, and regulatory pressures, which could affect margins and share price momentum.
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