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SGX:S68 News 17 December 2025 - 14 January 2026

SGX stock edges up as Nasdaq dual-listing rules move to Feb 8 deadline; Singapore Exchange earnings next

SGX stock edges up as Nasdaq dual-listing rules move to Feb 8 deadline; Singapore Exchange earnings next

Shares of Singapore Exchange rose 0.5% to S$17.59 by 3:10 p.m. Monday after regulators launched consultations on rule changes to simplify SGX-Nasdaq dual listings. MAS proposed allowing a single prospectus for simultaneous IPOs and earlier retail investor engagement. Securities turnover at SGX jumped 29% year-on-year in December to S$25.8 billion. Feedback on the proposed changes is due by Feb. 8.
SGX shares set for Monday spotlight as Nasdaq dual-listing rule push heads for Feb 8 deadline

SGX shares set for Monday spotlight as Nasdaq dual-listing rule push heads for Feb 8 deadline

Singapore Exchange shares closed up 1.16% at S$17.51 after MAS and SGX RegCo launched a public consultation on rule changes to simplify dual listings with Nasdaq. The draft proposes a new Global Listing Board with a S$2 billion market-cap requirement and streamlined prospectus rules. Public feedback runs through Feb. 8. Bank stocks remain at record highs, supporting the broader market.
12 January 2026
Singapore Exchange stock ticks up as Singapore GDP beats forecasts; what traders watch next

Singapore Exchange stock ticks up as Singapore GDP beats forecasts; what traders watch next

Singapore Exchange shares closed up 0.5% at S$17.05 on Jan 2 after Singapore posted 4.8% GDP growth for 2025, the fastest since 2021. The Straits Times Index gained 0.2% as trading resumed for the year. The Ministry of Trade and Industry said Q4 growth reached 5.7%, led by biomedical and electronics sectors. Investors await January policy signals and further trading data.
3 January 2026
Singapore Exchange (SGX) Week Ahead: STI Holds Flat Near Highs as Investors Brace for Fed Signals, Year-End Liquidity, and Key SGX Listings

Singapore Exchange (SGX) Week Ahead: STI Holds Flat Near Highs as Investors Brace for Fed Signals, Year-End Liquidity, and Key SGX Listings

Singapore’s Straits Times Index closed nearly flat Friday at 4,636.15, down 0.19 point, as trading volume reached S$667.8 million. Factory output rose 14.3% year-on-year in November, just below forecasts, led by pharmaceuticals. The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index edged higher to 1,449.67. SGX Ltd shares ended at S$17.13, down 0.75%.
28 December 2025
Singapore Exchange (SGX) Weekend Watch: STI Holds Steady After Post‑Christmas Trade, Factory Output Beats Forecasts, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

Singapore Exchange (SGX) Weekend Watch: STI Holds Steady After Post‑Christmas Trade, Factory Output Beats Forecasts, and What Investors Need Before Monday’s Open

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 9:00 a.m. ET — Market closed. Singapore Exchange (SGX) heads into the final weekend of the year with two cross-currents that matter for both Singapore equities and the exchange operator itself: a quiet, liquidity-thinned post‑Christmas session that left the Straits Times Index (STI) essentially unchanged, and a fresh burst of macro data showing Singapore’s manufacturing engine still growing at a double‑digit pace—though slower than October’s surge. The Straits Times+2The Straits Times+2 With U.S. markets shut for the weekend in New York, the immediate question for global investors isn’t what happens “today,” but what could gap
27 December 2025
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Dividend Outlook, and Analyst Forecasts as of 25 Dec 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Dividend Outlook, and Analyst Forecasts as of 25 Dec 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) heads into the year-end holiday stretch with its share price hovering near multi-year highs—while the company itself leans harder into a simple, powerful idea: if investors around the world keep needing places to trade, hedge, list, clear, and price risk, the exchange that “hosts the party” gets paid. One practical note before we dive in: Singapore Exchange is closed on Thursday, 25 December 2025 for Christmas, so the freshest “today” price most readers will see reflects the last trading session (24 December). TradingHours Singapore Exchange (S68) share price check: where the stock stands today As
Is the Singapore Stock Market Open on 25 December 2025? SGX Christmas Day Trading Hours and What Investors Need to Know

Is the Singapore Stock Market Open on 25 December 2025? SGX Christmas Day Trading Hours and What Investors Need to Know

SINGAPORE (25 December 2025) — If you’re wondering whether you can trade Singapore-listed shares today, here’s the clear answer: the Singapore stock market (SGX) is closed on Thursday, 25 December 2025, for Christmas Day. limtan.com.sg That closure applies to on-exchange trading in Singapore-listed equities (including many stocks, REITs, ETFs and other securities). For many investors, the bigger practical issue is timing: Christmas Eve (24 December 2025) ran on an early-close schedule, and the market resumes with normal trading on the next trading day after the holiday. limtan.com.sg So, is SGX open on 25.12.2025? No. SGX is not open on 25.12.2025
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest Price, Dividend Outlook, Analyst Forecasts and Key Catalysts as of Dec 23, 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest Price, Dividend Outlook, Analyst Forecasts and Key Catalysts as of Dec 23, 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) is ending 2025 with something rare in modern markets: a business model that can benefit from both calm and chaos. On Dec. 23, 2025, SGX shares closed at S$17.30, after trading between S$17.02 and S$17.32, with volume around 1.59 million shares—a solid up day (+~1.5%) that keeps the stock near the top of its recent range. Investing.com+1 Under the hood, the story investors have been buying isn’t just “Singapore equities might revive.” It’s SGX’s broader transformation into a multi-asset exchange operator—where derivatives, FX, commodities, and market infrastructure can drive earnings even when IPOs are lumpy.
23 December 2025
Singapore Exchange (SGX) Update on Dec 21, 2025: STI Rally, REIT Inflows, Nasdaq Dual-Listing Bridge and 2026 Forecasts

Singapore Exchange (SGX) Update on Dec 21, 2025: STI Rally, REIT Inflows, Nasdaq Dual-Listing Bridge and 2026 Forecasts

SINGAPORE — The Singapore Exchange (SGX) heads into the final stretch of 2025 with something it hasn’t consistently enjoyed in recent years: momentum that’s visible in both price action and participation—and a policy-and-product agenda that’s clearly designed to make that momentum harder to reverse. With seven trading days left in 2025, the Straits Times Index (STI) has delivered a year-to-date price return of 20.7% (as of Dec 18), while Singapore REITs (S-REITs) are up 9% over the same period. Meanwhile, 10 S-REITs have attracted more than S$1 billion in combined net retail inflows year to date—an attention-grabbing datapoint in a
21 December 2025
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, Dividends and What Investors Are Watching (Dec 21, 2025)

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, Dividends and What Investors Are Watching (Dec 21, 2025)

SINGAPORE — Dec 21, 2025 — Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) is heading into the final stretch of 2025 with a rare combination of tailwinds: a stronger local equity tape, a steady dividend step-up plan, new product launches in crypto derivatives, and a policy push to make Singapore’s listings ecosystem more competitive globally. As of the latest available trade heading into the weekend, SGX shares were around S$16.87, sitting just ~5.7% below the stock’s all-time high of S$17.89 (Oct 6, 2025), and up roughly 35% over the past year by TradingView’s data. TradingView That’s the scoreboard. Now for what’s driving
21 December 2025
Singapore Exchange (SGX) in Focus: Latest News, IPO Forecasts and 2026 Outlook as Singapore Pushes a Market Revival

Singapore Exchange (SGX) in Focus: Latest News, IPO Forecasts and 2026 Outlook as Singapore Pushes a Market Revival

SINGAPORE — 20 December 2025 — Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) is heading into 2026 with an unusually busy checklist for a “mature” market operator: rising cash equities activity, a push to reboot the IPO pipeline, sweeping listing-rule changes aimed at reducing friction, and an ambitious dual-listing framework with Nasdaq designed to pull global growth companies into Singapore’s capital markets orbit. classic.shareinvestor.com+4Reuters+4Reuters+4 The through-line is simple: liquidity attracts listings, listings attract liquidity, and SGX is trying to spin that flywheel faster—without dropping regulatory standards in the process. The last few weeks delivered fresh data points on whether that strategy is working
20 December 2025
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Dividend Growth Plan, and Analyst Forecasts as of Dec 20, 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock: Latest News, Dividend Growth Plan, and Analyst Forecasts as of Dec 20, 2025

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) ended the last trading session of the week on S$16.87 (Dec 19, 2025), reflecting a modest rise on the day and keeping the stock near the top end of its 52-week range. StockAnalysis+1 For investors, the timing matters: Dec 20, 2025 is a Saturday, so the latest market “read” comes from Friday’s close. And what’s powering the conversation around SGX stock right now isn’t a single headline—it’s a cluster of reinforcing themes: stronger trading activity, a reform-driven push to deepen liquidity and listings in Singapore, product expansion (including crypto-linked derivatives for institutional clients), and a
Singapore Exchange Ltd Stock (SGX: S68) Slips to S$16.68 on Dec 18, 2025 as Analysts Lift Targets but Valuation Debate Intensifies

Singapore Exchange Ltd Stock (SGX: S68) Slips to S$16.68 on Dec 18, 2025 as Analysts Lift Targets but Valuation Debate Intensifies

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68)—the listed operator of Singapore’s main stock and derivatives markets—was trading softer on 18 December 2025, even as fresh market data points to a livelier local bourse and sell-side analysts lift price targets on expectations that Singapore’s equity-market reboot is beginning to bite. On Dec 18, 2025, SGX shares were indicated at S$16.68, down 0.18%, after trading between S$16.65 and S$16.83 with about 743.6k shares in volume (as captured in the day’s historical tape). Investing.com Nigeria That small pullback doesn’t change the bigger story investors have been trading for most of 2025: SGX is effectively a
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock Outlook: November Turnover Surge, Nasdaq Dual-Listing Bridge, Analyst Targets (17 Dec 2025)

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) Stock Outlook: November Turnover Surge, Nasdaq Dual-Listing Bridge, Analyst Targets (17 Dec 2025)

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX: S68) sits in a sweet spot that investors love to argue about: it’s a “picks-and-shovels” play on markets. When people trade more (equities, futures, FX, commodities), SGX tends to earn more. When markets go quiet, earnings can soften. That simple idea is now colliding with a very busy news cycle—stronger recent trading activity, policy-driven attempts to reboot Singapore’s equity market, and SGX’s continued push into new products and infrastructure. As of 17 December 2025, SGX shares were trading around S$16.72, down about 0.59% on the day, with roughly 912k shares traded by early afternoon Singapore time.
17 December 2025

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Applied Materials stock jumps 6% into a packed week — what matters before Monday

Applied Materials stock jumps 6% into a packed week — what matters before Monday

7 February 2026
New York, February 7, 2026, 15:51 (EST) — Market closed. Applied Materials (AMAT) shares rose 6.1% on Friday to close at $322.51, extending a two-day rebound as U.S. equities snapped back from a tech-led slide. The stock finished the week about 6% below its 52-week high and traded heavier than its 50-day average. (MarketWatch) With U.S. markets shut for the weekend, the move leaves traders staring at the next catalyst rather than the last tick. Applied sits in the middle of the chipmaking supply chain, and its comments can reset expectations for equipment demand in a hurry. Friday’s bid came
RTX stock faces Pentagon payout curb list next week as dividend stays in play

RTX stock faces Pentagon payout curb list next week as dividend stays in play

7 February 2026
RTX closed at $198.66 Friday, up 1.4%, after declaring a 68-cent quarterly dividend payable March 19. The Pentagon is expected to name defense contractors early next week that could face limits on dividends and buybacks under a Trump order. RTX’s Raytheon unit has been singled out as “least responsive.” Companies named would have 15 days to submit remediation plans.
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