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SGX:HMN 12 December 2025 - 13 December 2025

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN) Stock: STI Reserve List Catalyst, Dividend Yield, and Analyst Forecasts as of 13 Dec 2025

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN) Stock: STI Reserve List Catalyst, Dividend Yield, and Analyst Forecasts as of 13 Dec 2025

CapitaLand Ascott Trust rejoined the Straits Times Index reserve list after the December 2025 review, raising its profile among institutional investors. The trust also reiterated its focus on stable income and travel recovery in recent presentations. No changes were made to the main STI constituents. CLAS announced a tax ruling on its S$260 million perpetual securities in November.
13 December 2025
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CapitaLand Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN) Stock: STI Reserve List Update, Dividend Outlook, and Analyst Price Targets as of 12 Dec 2025

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN) Stock: STI Reserve List Update, Dividend Outlook, and Analyst Price Targets as of 12 Dec 2025

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (SGX: HMN) traded at S$0.940 on Dec. 12, up 0.53%, after being named to the STI Reserve List in the latest FTSE Straits Times Index review. The trust reported 3% year-on-year RevPAU growth and higher occupancy in its 3Q 2025 update. Total assets stood at S$8.8 billion across 104 properties. Analyst focus remains on distributions and interest rate impacts.
12 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Geopolitical Uncertainty from Iran War Clouds Stock Market-Investor Strategies
    March 21, 2026, 8:08 AM EDT. The ongoing war in Iran has created significant uncertainty in global markets, impacting commodities like oil, metals, and helium, and contributing to rising inflation concerns. The S&P 500 has dropped for four weeks straight amid volatile trading and fears of supply disruptions. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell highlighted the unpredictability of inflation and monetary policy due to geopolitical risks. Analysts at JPMorgan warn that investors might be underestimating the conflict's duration and economic fallout. Experts advise investors to reduce portfolio risk, increase cash holdings, and remain cautious until clear positive developments emerge in the conflict. These steps aim to protect assets amid heightened market volatility and possible demand destruction that could trigger a recession.
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