As the market rides new highs, investors are turning their attention to what’s next after the Fed’s rate cuts. This week, we look at Singapore dividend stocks yielding above 5%, the biggest blue-chip laggards in September, and REITs to watch as the final quarter begins. We also explore which stocks could struggle in a lower-rate world, compare DBS and OCBC after the Fed’s move, and revisit timeless rules to stay safe during market highs. Beyond Singapore’s main index, we highlight stocks that quietly outperformed, while over in China, Alibaba’s rally is drawing new attention to its turnaround story.
Here are this week’s top articles:
3 Singapore Dividend Stocks Yielding Over 5%: Are They Worth the Buy?
High yields can be tempting, here’s how to tell if these 5%-plus dividend stocks are still good value.
Singapore’s Biggest Blue-Chip Losers in September 2025: Discount or Red Flag?
Some blue chips stumbled last month, we break down whether the weakness presents opportunity or warning signs.
3 Singapore REITs to Watch for October 2025
These REITs stand out for their balance of yield, growth, and resilience as Q4 begins.
