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These five Singapore REITs may be at their 52-week lows, but let’s find out if they are positioned for a recovery.

Dividends can help you fill your Chinese New Year red packets and liven up the festive season.

From a 10% surge by Singapore Exchange to US trade war worries and a European mining boom, read our engaging market round-up for all the highlights

With the industrial sector being the most resilient property sub-class, we dug out five Singapore REITs within this space that provide an attractive distribution yield.

Here are various risks that may surface as you venture into the stock market.

Stocks that may (or may not) make a good addition to your portfolio.

With interest rates poised to head lower, here are three sectors that should see an impact.

Will the US Federal Reserve continue to lower interest rates? How should you position your portfolio?

These four REITs engaged in capital recycling activities aimed at rejuvenating their portfolios.

We feature three reliable Singapore blue-chip stocks with dividend yields of 5.4% or more.

The Singapore Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) finished the week slightly lower, mirroring the broader global market volatility. While several REITs reached new highs, concerns over the US job data and the economic outlook in China weighed on the index.

The REIT sector has been through hell and high water over the past two years, but is there a sliver of hope emerging?

Strategic partnership between One Bangkok and Isetan Mitsukoshi will shape the future of Bangkok's retail and office business.

Here are five dependable Singapore REITs that are doling out yields of 5.2% or higher.

REITs, which is the short form for Real Estate Investment Trust, are popular among retail investors due to its relatively high dividend yield (most of them above 4.0%), along with its regular payout frequency (either quarterly, or half yearly). One of the most common questions asked by those who are new to REITs is, what do they invest in, and how they derive their income? In today's post, you will learn about the 7 different types of assets which the REITs listed on the Singapore Exchange invest in...

For those of you who do not have time to study the individual companies, but at the same time want to invest in the Singapore market, you may consider investing in the country's benchmark index - the Straits Times Index (or STI for short), where you'll be invested in 30 of the biggest Singapore's listed companies by market capitalisation. Here are 6 things you need to know about the Index to give you a good understanding about it before you invest...