Today: 22 March 2026
Subscribe
Browse Category

SGX:YF8 8 December 2025 - 12 January 2026

Yangzijiang Financial (YF8) stock ticks up in Singapore as U.S. CPI and Fed tensions loom

Yangzijiang Financial (YF8) stock ticks up in Singapore as U.S. CPI and Fed tensions loom

Yangzijiang Financial shares rose 1.3% to S$0.38 Monday, recovering some early-year losses amid strong trading volumes. The company saw heavy institutional outflows in early 2026, despite an overall positive market. Gold hit record highs and the dollar weakened after Fed Chair Powell said the Trump administration threatened him with indictment. Investors await U.S. December CPI data due Jan. 13.
12 January 2026
··
Yangzijiang Financial Holding Ltd (SGX: YF8) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Targets and Outlook After the YZJ Maritime Spin-Off (13 Dec 2025)

Yangzijiang Financial Holding Ltd (SGX: YF8) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Targets and Outlook After the YZJ Maritime Spin-Off (13 Dec 2025)

Yangzijiang Financial Holding (SGX: YF8) completed its spin-off of YZJ Maritime in November, issuing one YZJ Maritime share for each YF8 share held. YF8 last closed near S$0.44 as of December 13, reflecting the post-spin-off structure. The share price dropped sharply on November 10 after trading ex-entitlement. YZJ Maritime began trading above its placement price.
13 December 2025
Yangzijiang Financial Holding (SGX: YF8) Stock: Spin-Off Shock, Lithium Deal U‑Turn and What Comes Next (December 2025 Update)

Yangzijiang Financial Holding (SGX: YF8) Stock: Spin-Off Shock, Lithium Deal U‑Turn and What Comes Next (December 2025 Update)

Yangzijiang Financial Holding shares fell 51% on 10 November 2025 after going ex-entitlement for a spin-off of Yangzijiang Maritime Development. The stock now trades near S$0.45, close to its 52-week low. Technical models flag high volatility and risk, while short-term forecasts remain divided. The company has shifted focus to alternative asset management after the spin-off.
8 December 2025

Stock Market Today

  • Bitcoin Miners Face $19,000 Loss Per BTC Amid Falling Difficulty and Rising Costs
    March 22, 2026, 5:18 AM EDT. Bitcoin miners are losing about $19,000 on every BTC produced, driven by a network difficulty drop of 7.8% and surging energy costs tied to the Middle East conflict. The average cost to mine one bitcoin stands at $88,000, while the market price is near $69,200, pushing miners into an average 21% loss. Mining difficulty has fallen nearly 10% since the year's start, with hashrate retreating from last year's peak. Rising oil prices, disruption at the Strait of Hormuz, and geopolitical risks elevate mining expenses. Miners are coping by diversifying into AI and computing sectors. The next difficulty adjustment in April may decrease further, signaling continued stress and a shrinking miner base, impacting bitcoin's market structure beyond just the mining sector.
Go toTop