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SINGAPORE (Dec 26): Capital goods – which are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers – are on the cusp of a “strong recovery” in earnings growth, market watchers say.
SINGAPORE (Dec 23): RHB Group Research is staying “neutral” on the consumer and gaming sector and expects earnings in the sector to remain resilient in 2020.
SINGAPORE (Mar 18): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining “neutral” on Singapore’s residential sector despite the recent recovery in Singapore developers’ stock prices and the announcement of a new Cross Island MRT line, which helped to boost Fe
SINGAPORE (Jan 8): Maybank Kim Eng remains “neutral” on Singapore’s technology sector while lowering its target prices across the relevant stocks under its coverage.
SINGAPORE (Jan 3): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining “neutral” on the local residential sector after Singapore home prices posted their first decline in six quarters, according to recent Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) flash estimates.
SINGAPORE (Dec 26): The technology sector in Singapore is deemed to be highly cyclical and with the recent increase in global demand for electronic products and services, along with new entrants within the sector, competition has been heating up.
SINGAPORE (Mar 15): Deal activity in the technology and telecommunications sector is likely to increase in 2018, driven by a more positive global economic outlook, the expansion of technology across industries, investment from emerging markets, and strong