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SGX:O39.SI 8 December 2025 - 9 February 2026

DBS stock touches S$60 as Feb 9 earnings loom and analysts split on value

DBS stock touches S$60 as Feb 9 earnings loom and analysts split on value

Singapore, Jan 29, 2026, 14:51 — Regular session Shares of DBS Group Holdings hit S$60 on Thursday before slipping slightly to S$59.87 in afternoon trading, up 0.6%. The stock opened right at S$60 and has fluctuated between S$59.65 and that level, with around 2.44 million shares changing hands—still under its three-month average.
Singapore stocks hit a record as UOB, OCBC rally — and SGX’s lot-size cut plan is back in play

Singapore stocks hit a record as UOB, OCBC rally — and SGX’s lot-size cut plan is back in play

Singapore’s Straits Times Index closed last week at a record high, boosted by strong gains in major banks. Investors found relief after U.S. President Donald Trump ruled out using force to acquire Greenland and eased off tariff threats against European nations. UOB climbed nearly 8% over the week to a record S$39.50, while OCBC rose 4.52% to hit S$21.29. This shift is significant now that the STI reacts more sharply to a handful of heavyweight stocks, even as regulators and brokers push to channel more retail funds into cash equities. While a record close grabs attention, it also raises the bar for wider market involvement beyond the familiar bank trio.
26 January 2026
OCBC share price hits record high — what investors watch before Singapore market reopens

OCBC share price hits record high — what investors watch before Singapore market reopens

Singapore, Jan 25, 2026, 14:47 SGT — Market closed Shares of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation climbed to a record S$21.29 on Friday, up 70 Singapore cents, as big banks helped push the Straits Times Index to new highs. United Overseas Bank wrapped at S$39.50, while DBS closed at S$58.65. The STI peaked at 4,895.15 before settling at 4,891.45. Macquarie Capital upgraded UOB to “outperform” and kept its “outperform” call on OCBC, with a target price of S$21.50. Singapore’s three major banks will start reporting full-year results on Feb 9, with OCBC scheduled for Feb 25.
OCBC share price hits record close in Singapore bank rally — what to watch next for O39

OCBC share price hits record close in Singapore bank rally — what to watch next for O39

Singapore, Jan 24, 2026, 14:49 SGT — The market has closed. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited shares climbed to a fresh peak, closing Friday at S$21.29, up 3.4%. The rise followed new target-price upgrades for Singapore banks. Jayden Vantarakis of Macquarie lifted OCBC’s target to S$21.50, highlighting Singapore’s role as a “safe-haven” for wealth inflows. Morningstar equity analyst Kathy Chan pointed out that the market now expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to pause rate changes in March and April rather than cutting rates outright.
24 January 2026
Singapore Stock Market Today, 8 December 2025: STI Slips From Record Highs as Banks Cool and REITs Catch Up

Singapore Stock Market Today, 8 December 2025: STI Slips From Record Highs as Banks Cool and REITs Catch Up

Singapore’s stock market started the week on a softer note, with the Straits Times Index easing back from record territory as investors weighed an upgraded domestic growth outlook against global jitters over US interest rates and geopolitics. At the opening bell on Monday, the STI dipped 4.52 points, or about 0.1%, to 4,526.84 at 9.11am. Market breadth was actually positive, with 86 gainers versus 76 losers on turnover of about 89.4 million shares worth S$107.5 million.BusinessToday
8 December 2025

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  • BlackRock MuniAssets Fund (MUA) Tops 200-Day Moving Average
    June 29, 2026, 5:07 PM EDT. BlackRock MuniAssets Fund (MUA) traded above its 200-day moving average of $10.84 on Monday, hitting $10.95 at the session high. Shares added about 1.1% on the day. MUA has traded between $10.02 and $11.79 over the past year. Last trade was at $10.92. The break above the 200-day average is watched as a signal for trend shifts in funds like this one that invest in municipal bonds.
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