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Most Active Singapore Stocks Today (10 December 2025): SGX Top Volume and Value Leaders Explained

Most Active Singapore Stocks Today (10 December 2025): SGX Top Volume and Value Leaders Explained

Singapore's stock market was buzzing in midday trading on 10 December 2025 , with activity concentrated in a mix of speculative penny counters, marine and offshore plays, and blue-chip financials and REITs. As of 1:49pm SGT , Salt Investments, Marco Polo Marine, Trendlines and Genting Singapore led the Top Volume board, while Singtel, UOB, DBS and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding anchored the Top Trading Value list on SGX, according to data compiled by SGinvestors.io.SG Investors+ 1
10 December 2025
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DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Outlook 2026: Share Price, Dividend Yield and Forecast After Record Q3 2025

DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Outlook 2026: Share Price, Dividend Yield and Forecast After Record Q3 2025

DBS Group Holdings Ltd goes into the end of 2025 as one of the strongest large-bank stories in Asia. The Singapore lender has just posted record third‑quarter income, continues to return excess capital aggressively to shareholders, and is trading close to its all‑time high — even as management and analysts warn that net interest margins will likely soften in 2026. DBS Bank+1
9 December 2025
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Top Singapore Stock Gainers Today (8 December 2025): Clearbridge Health, Hoe Leong, Trendlines and More on the SGX

Top Singapore Stock Gainers Today (8 December 2025): Clearbridge Health, Hoe Leong, Trendlines and More on the SGX

Singapore’s stock market is ending the year in buoyant mood. The Straits Times Index hovered around 4,520 points, just shy of its recent record high near 4,576 and roughly 19% higher than a year ago, as investors continue rotating from cash into equities on expectations of further global rate cuts. TechStock²
8 December 2025
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DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Outlook as of 5 December 2025 – Record Profits, Global Awards and a Premium Valuation

DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Outlook as of 5 December 2025 – Record Profits, Global Awards and a Premium Valuation

As of 5 December 2025, DBS Group Holdings Ltd is trading around S$54.3 per share, near its 52‑week high of about S$55.6 and well above its 52‑week low near S$36.3. The bank’s market capitalisation is roughly S$154 billion, with a price‑to‑book ratio of about 2.2–2.3x and a dividend yield around 5.2–5.3% based on current payouts. Beansprout+3Beansprout+3StockInvest+3
5 December 2025
Singapore Stock Market Today, 3 December 2025: STI Extends Rally on Fed Cut Hopes and UltraGreen.ai’s Blockbuster IPO

Singapore Stock Market Today, 3 December 2025: STI Extends Rally on Fed Cut Hopes and UltraGreen.ai’s Blockbuster IPO

Singapore’s stock market extended its year-end rally on Wednesday, 3 December 2025, as the Straits Times Index logged a sixth straight day of gains. Rate‑cut optimism, a record‑high OCBC share price and the high‑profile UltraGreen.ai listing on SGX all helped keep sentiment risk‑on, even as broader market breadth remained slightly negative. The Business Times+1
3 December 2025
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DBS Group Holdings Stock (SGX: D05): Price, Dividend, Forecast and Latest News as of 2 December 2025

DBS Group Holdings Stock (SGX: D05): Price, Dividend, Forecast and Latest News as of 2 December 2025

DBS Group Holdings Ltd has quietly turned into one of Asia’s most watched bank stocks: near-record share price, a hefty dividend that’s still growing, and a long list of big‑ticket digital and cross‑border initiatives. As of 2 December 2025, the conversation has shifted from “Is DBS cheap?” to “How much premium is too much for a best‑in‑class bank?”
2 December 2025
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Singapore Stocks to Watch Today (13 Nov 2025): DBS Goes Ex‑Dividend, SIA Results Ahead as Dow Hits Record

Singapore Stocks to Watch Today (13 Nov 2025): DBS Goes Ex‑Dividend, SIA Results Ahead as Dow Hits Record

SINGAPORE — Heading into Thursday’s open, local traders face a supportive global backdrop but a busy domestic tape. The Dow notched a fresh all‑time high overnight, oil is hovering near the low‑60s and mid‑60s, and gold extended its surge as US yields eased. On the home front, DBS goes ex‑dividend today—a mechanical drag for the STI at the open—while Singapore Airlines is slated to post its half‑year scorecard later in the day. Singapore Airlines+4AP News+4MarketWatch+4
12 November 2025
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Singapore Stocks Today (Nov 10, 2025): STI dips 0.1% as OCBC sets record; DBS eases ahead of ex‑div, Genting Singapore leads gainers

Singapore Stocks Today (Nov 10, 2025): STI dips 0.1% as OCBC sets record; DBS eases ahead of ex‑div, Genting Singapore leads gainers

Singapore equities ended slightly lower on Monday, Nov 10. The STI dipped 0.1% to 4,488.13; the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index fell 0.3% to 1,448.93. Turnover totaled 1.6 billion shares worth S$1.8 billion, with 329 advancers vs 226 decliners, indicating constructive breadth despite the headline slip. The Straits Times
10 November 2025
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SGX Rally: Singapore Stocks Climb as Trade Truce and Fed Rate Cut Fuel Optimism (Nov 3, 2025)

SGX Rally: Singapore Stocks Climb as Trade Truce and Fed Rate Cut Fuel Optimism (Nov 3, 2025)

Singapore’s stock market opened the week on a strong note, ending higher on Monday in line with gains across Asiabusinesstimes.com.sg. The Straits Times Index closed at 4,444.33 points, marking a 0.4% advance from the previous sessionbusinesstimes.com.sg. This move reverses Friday’s mild decline and keeps the STI near the top of its recent 4,420–4,450 trading band, indicating resilience but also a still range-bound marketbusinesstoday.com.my. Market breadth reflected bullish sentiment, as advancers outpaced decliners by roughly 1.5-to-1 and turnover was moderate at S$1.6 billionbusinesstimes.com.sg. Traders noted that the broad-based gains signaled renewed risk appetite after a cautious end to October.
3 November 2025
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