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✨Tuesday — Singapore Stocks
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Singapore stocks opened higher on Tuesday. STI rose 0.3%; Nio up 2%; SIA up 1%; UOB down 4%..
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$UOB(U11.SI)$ : The bank’s net profit for the fourth quarter fell 7 per cent on the back of margin pressures from lower benchmark rates, it said on Tuesday. Net profit for the three months ended Dec 31, 2025, came in at S$1.41 billion, compared with S$1.52 billion a year earlier. The bank declared a dividend of S$0.71 per share for the half-year, bringing the full-year dividend to S$1.56 per share. Net interest income fell 4 per cent to S$2.35 billion. Shares of UOB closed 0.5 per cent or S$0.20 higher at S$38.80 on Monday.
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$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ : Environmental group Market Forces has lodged a complaint with the Singapore Exchange (SGX) against the bank for potentially failing to comply with sustainability reporting requirements, specifically pertaining to the lack of disclosures around the bank’s exposure towards captive coal plants. In response to queries from The Business Times, OCBC chief sustainability officer Mike Ng said the bank remains committed to transparent sustainability and environmental disclosures that are aligned with SGX’s rules and international frameworks. Shares of OCBC fell 0.1 per cent or S$0.30 to close at S$21.69 on Monday.
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$Keppel(BN4.SI)$ : An attempt by an individual to exert ownership rights to land in Jakarta owned by an Indonesian subsidiary of Keppel Land has been thrown out by the courts. The asset manager said that the case concerning a 2.28 trillion rupiah (S$186.3 million) claim over Jakarta land ownership has been declared “inadmissable” by the South Jakarta District Court on Feb 9, 2026. It also said that the court ordered the individual who commenced civil action, Tumpal Hutabarat, to pay court costs. Shares of Keppel closed 0.8 per cent or S$0.10 higher at S$13.03 on Monday.
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The market is questioning whether AI can compress projects that once took years into quarters, potentially reshaping IBM’s consulting economics. That explains the sharp repricing.
However, IBM isn’t standing still. With over $12.5B in generative AI business and Watsonx already supporting COBOL refactoring, the real debate is whether IBM becomes the disruptor — or gets disrupted.
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All the countries that could not negotiate a trade deal, or were intentionally antagonised by the us president (Mexico, Canada, Brazil, etc.) will likely be the biggest winners.
Still have no clue why there was a need to impose tariffs on countries that did not have surplus vs the usa, shows how disingenuous that action was...
Broadening Participation: Analysts expect the rally to "broaden" beyond just the "Magnificent Seven," with sectors like industrials, mid-caps, and healthcare benefiting as AI-driven productivity gains begin to manifest in the wider economy.
Monetary Policy: While the Federal Reserve paused rate cuts in early 2026, the consensus suggests two 25-basis-point cuts later in the year, potentially bringing the federal funds rate down to a range of 3.0% to 3.25% by year-end.
There is 1 Singapore stock which is largely "tariff proof" compared to consumer retail stocks. This stock is none other than $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ as Defence and Public Security accounted for 45% of its 1H2025 revenue.
ST Engineering has been on a tear this year as it is up 21% year todate. It has skyrocketed 100% in 2025.
ST Engineering has secured a record SGD 18.7 billion in new contracts for FY2025, a massive 49% surge over the previous year. This has lifted its total order book to a historic high of SGD32.6 billion, providing clear revenue visibility well into 2027.
I will be watching ST Engineering closely on Friday 27 February as it is set to release its full year financial results for FY25.
I have a vested interest in ST Engineering as I am a shareholder.
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After three consecutive years of double-digit gains, the S&P 500 is projected to continue its climb, with 2026 year-end targets ranging from a conservative 7,100 to as high as 8,255
I'll be cautious and monitor the trend and given the opportunity, will go "shopping" if the price is right... [Sly] [Sly] [Sly]