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Singapore Bank Stocks Hit Record Highs on Dec 16, 2025: DBS and OCBC Surge, UOB Lags as Investors Eye Dividends and 2026 Momentum

SINGAPORE — December 16, 2025. Singapore’s bank-heavy equity market delivered a fresh headline on Tuesday: DBS and OCBC both notched new all-time highs, reinforcing a late‑2025 narrative that the “big three” banks remain core holdings for income-focused investors—just as the debate shifts to whether the rally can hold into 2026. The Business Times But the story is bigger than a single day’s price action. What’s driving the sector now is a powerful mix of capital return expectations, structural wealth inflows, a loan-growth rebound, and a new China-linked payments milestone for DBS—while UOB’s asset-quality and provisioning profile continues to keep it

16 December 2025

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United Overseas Bank Limited Stock (SGX:U11) Outlook on 15 Dec 2025: Share Price, Latest News, Analyst Targets and the 2026 Margin Forecast

SINGAPORE — 15 December 2025 — United Overseas Bank Limited stock (SGX:U11) is back in the spotlight for a very “bank-y” reason: investors are trying to price a world where interest rates stop doing the heavy lifting, while UOB leans harder on fees, disciplined credit underwriting, and shareholder returns. As of 15 Dec 2025 (14:08 SGT), UOB shares were indicated around S$34.71, marginally lower on the day. SG Investors That level puts the stock in a familiar zone for 2025: not euphoric, not panicked—just the market running a constant stress test on what “normalised” bank earnings should look like after

15 December 2025

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UOB Stock (SGX: U11) Forecast & Week-Ahead Outlook: Shares Hold S$34.72 as Covered Bonds, Buybacks and Rate Expectations Take Center Stage (Updated 14 Dec 2025)

Updated: Sunday, 14 December 2025 (Singapore market last closed Friday, 12 December 2025) United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) shares ended the week at S$34.72, finishing with a late-week lift after drifting lower mid-week. The move may look modest on a chart—but the story underneath is classic “big bank mechanics”: funding, capital management, and the interest-rate narrative all jockeying for influence, while investors keep one eye on dividends and buybacks and the other on 2026 margin pressure. Below is a detailed, publication-ready roundup of the latest UOB stock news, the current analyst outlook, and what matters most for the week ahead.

14 December 2025

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Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Jumps 1.5% to 4,586 as Banks Rally; Sembcorp-Alinta Deal and Seatrium Contract in Focus (Dec 12, 2025)

SINGAPORE (Dec 12, 2025) — The Singapore stock market ended the week on a strong note on Friday, with the Straits Times Index (STI) climbing 1.5% (up 65.62 points) to 4,586.45. Market breadth was firmly positive, as gainers outpaced losers 360 to 200, with 1.3 billion securities changing hands for roughly S$1.7 billion in turnover. The Business Times Today’s upswing came as Asian equities broadly advanced, even while global investors continued to debate the “next leg” of the rally after renewed volatility in big tech — a theme reignited by Oracle’s weak forecast and heavier AI-related spending plans. The Business Times+2Reuters+2 Market snapshot: What happened on SGX today Singapore shares moved higher alongside most regional markets.

12 December 2025

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UOB Stock (SGX: U11) Today, Dec 12, 2025: Share Price Jumps, Analyst Targets, Dividend Yield, and the 2026 Outlook

United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) stock (SGX: U11 / U11.SI) rose on Dec 12, 2025 as investors weighed rate-cut tailwinds, UOB’s margin guidance, and broker forecasts. Here’s the latest price action, news, dividend picture, and what analysts expect next. United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) shares pushed higher on Friday, December 12, 2025, extending a modest uplift seen across Singapore’s banking heavyweights after the US Federal Reserve’s latest 25-basis-point rate cut. The move puts renewed focus on a familiar investor tug-of-war: rate cuts can buoy equity sentiment, but they also tend to pressure bank net interest margins (NIMs)—the spread between what

12 December 2025

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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 Below is a detailed look at what’s moving, why these counters are so active today, and how analysts and investors are positioning around them. Market overview:

10 December 2025

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United Overseas Bank (SGX: U11) Stock Outlook on 10 December 2025: Big Dividend, Big Provisions and a Delicate 2026

United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB), Singapore’s third‑largest bank, enters the final weeks of 2025 with a slightly bruised share price, a very generous dividend, and a balance sheet that has just absorbed one of the largest provisioning hits in its history. The key question for investors on 10 December 2025: is UOB now a high‑income opportunity, or a value trap hiding more credit risk? Where UOB’s share price stands today As of early afternoon on 10 December 2025, UOB shares trade around S$34.06 on the Singapore Exchange, down about 0.6% on the day. Over the last 12 months the stock

10 December 2025

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Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Snaps Six-Day Rally, Slides 0.4% on US Slowdown Fears (4 December 2025)

Singapore’s stock market finally took a breather on Thursday, 4 December 2025, as the Straits Times Index (STI) slipped 0.4% to 4,535.14, ending a six-session winning streak that had pushed the benchmark to fresh highs.The Business Times+1 Despite upbeat cues from Wall Street and firm expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut next week, local investors turned more cautious amid signs of a slowing US economy and after a strong run-up in Singapore blue chips.The Straits Times+1 Market recap: STI edges lower after strong run The STI fell 19.38 points, or 0.4%, to close at 4,535.14 on Thursday.The Business

4 December 2025

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Singapore Stocks Open Slightly Higher on 2 December 2025 as Rate-Cut Hopes Support STI Near Record Levels

Singapore’s stock market opened the new month on a cautiously upbeat note on Tuesday, 2 December 2025, with the Straits Times Index (STI) edging higher at the opening bell even after some analysts warned that the recent rally could be running out of steam. At 9:16 am, the STI was up 3.32 points, or 0.07%, at 4,529.54, with gainers outnumbering losers 109 to 84 on turnover of about 129 million shares worth S$157 million. BusinessToday That early move keeps the benchmark index hovering close to its recent record territory around the 4,530–4,560 band, underpinned by Singapore’s big banks, high-yield blue

2 December 2025

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United Overseas Bank (SGX: U11) Stock: Q3 2025 Earnings Shock, 6% Yield and 2026 Outlook – Is It Now a Value Play?

United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB, SGX: U11) is back in the spotlight after a brutal third-quarter earnings surprise, fresh covered bond issuance and a chunky dividend stream that now translates into a yield of around 5–6% at current prices. As of 2 December 2025, UOB shares trade around S$34.33, roughly 12% below their 52‑week high of S$39.20 and above the recent low of S$29.00, leaving the stock down about 5–6% over the past year.FT Markets+1 Investors are asking a simple but loaded question: has UOB just “kitchen‑sinked” its problems, turning the stock into a high‑yield value opportunity, or are we

2 December 2025

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McDonald’s stock nears a 52-week high heading into earnings week: what to watch next

7 February 2026

McDonald’s shares closed up 1.1% at $327.16, near a 52-week high, ahead of its Feb. 11 earnings report. Analysts expect Q4 EPS of $3.04, with Mizuho raising its price target to $325 but keeping a neutral rating. Trading volume was below average. Investors await guidance and the U.S. January CPI data on Feb. 13.

American Express stock price: AXP ends Friday up, but the real read starts with the new 10-K

7 February 2026

American Express shares closed up 1.28% at $359.15 Friday, trading above average volume as the S&P 500 and Dow also rallied. The company filed its annual 10-K report on Feb. 6. Anna Marrs, a senior executive, exercised options and sold 27,425 shares at about $350 each, according to a Form 4 filing.

UnitedHealth stock price ticks up to $276.65 as insurer cost signals shift — what investors watch next week

7 February 2026

UnitedHealth shares closed up 3% at $276.65 Friday, rebounding after Molina Healthcare’s weak 2026 outlook rattled managed-care stocks. Centene later issued a stronger 2026 profit forecast, easing some pressure. UnitedHealth traded between $263.00 and $277.74 during the session. Investors await Humana’s results Feb. 11 and a Medicare Advantage rate decision April 6.

Intel stock (INTC) jumps to $50.59 — the two headlines traders will watch before Monday

7 February 2026

Intel shares jumped 4.87% to $50.59 Friday, rebounding as U.S. stocks rallied. Reports of server chip shortages in China and Intel’s planned $100–$150 million investment in AI startup SambaNova drew investor attention. Nvidia and Broadcom also surged. Delayed U.S. jobs and inflation data are due next week.

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