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✨Tuesday — Singapore Stocks
Singapore stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with STI rising 0.28%. Bumitama Agri and YZJ Maritime gained about 2%, while Singapore Land, Frasers Property and YZJ Shipbuilding rose around 1%.
SIA's associate Air India saw its CEO resign, as SIA's share of losses from associates widened. Keppel Infrastructure Trust appointed a new chairman. Nam Cheong secured RM102.5 million in charter contracts. Prime US Reit signed an 11-year lease with S&P Global.
Singapore office vacancies fell to multi-year lows in Q1 2026, with core CBD Grade A rents rising 0.8% QoQ to S$12.40 psf per month. Analysts say Singapore's safe-haven status remains intact amid Middle East tensions, with sustained fund inflows into equities and banks outperforming regional peers.
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This is important as it improves earnings visibility and margin outlook into 2027. The additional $13 billion in payments shows recognition of rising medical costs, while the pause in risk model changes adds stability for insurers to plan ahead.
Overall, this looks like a relief rally with fundamental backing. For UNH, it reinforces its role as a defensive compounder, and this update could support a near-term re-rating of the sector.
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SIA's associate Air India saw its CEO resign, as SIA's share of losses from associates widened. Keppel Infrastructure Trust appointed a new chairman. Nam Cheong secured RM102.5 million in charter contracts. Prime US Reit signed an 11-year lease with S&P Global.
Knowing how things went for the past couple of weeks, the market likely over reacted and shot upwards.
Only for that hope to be popped hours late by Iran (the reporting before that seemed so convincing, on the cusp of a 45 days ceasefire? Wow!).
I still believe that Iran has some clout through their approach via assymetrical warfare. They cannot truly wipe out the usa, but they can fire random missiles and drones to harass and occasionally hit surrounding infrastructure that are of value (e.g. middle east amazon data centres).
There will be more action to be had: unstoppable force meets small but immovable object.
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