The irrational exuberance of surplus liquidity has finally come to an end, as most markets corrected sharply following a sell-off in technology stocks. But according to OCBC’s head of research Carmen Lee, Singapore stocks could prove a safe harbour to tide over stronger headwinds in the face of mo...

Large blue-chip stocks tend to be the focus of investors because their long-established track records are expected to result in positive performances. But who says small and mid-cap stocks cannot do well too? According to UOB KayHian, 40% of the companies under its small-mid cap coverage that report...

Rising optimism in the market may buoy the consumer sector in the coming quarters, though rising unemployment and overall economic toll from Covid-19 still remain causes for concern, say RHB in an August 28 note. RHB analyst Juliana Cai is maintaining “neutral” on the consumer cyclical and non-c...

While optimism builds in Singapore on declining numbers of Covid-19 infection, investors should stick with defensives. This is because the global Covid-19 situation remains “fluid”, with cases of resurgence in some countries, says RHB analyst Shekhar Jaiswal in an August 24 note.  “We not...

Economists are maintaining a cautious stance on Singapore’s economic growth for the year as the city-state reels from the Covid-19 bug.  The republic is now looking to shrink between 5% and 7% this year, lower than the 4% and 7% previously forecast, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) re...

The Covid-19 pandemic is an extraordinary worldwide situation that has caused many companies to fall victim to the effects of the highly infectious virus. But there are those who have benefitted from the likes of the pandemic as countries go into lockdown and only essential businesses are kept open....

DBS Group Research is maintaining its "buy" call on supermarket chain operators Sheng Siong Group and Dairy Farm International. 

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THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Thursday: