Nike stock tumbles after the athletic apparel company says it expects first-quarter sales to fall 10%, Infinera shares jump after Nokia reaches an agreement to buy the maker of optical telecom equipment for $2.3 billion, and coverage of Synchrony Financial is initiated with a Buy recommendation.
Here are four stocks with recent corporate developments or catalysts that investors can look out for. The post 4 Singapore Stocks to Watch for in July appeared first on The Smart Investor.
As the Singapore market shows signs of robust activity, with innovative companies like Currensea successfully raising significant funds through crowdfunding, it highlights a growing investor confidence and interest in diverse sectors. In this context, identifying stocks that are potentially trading below their intrinsic value could offer attractive opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on current market conditions.
These four stocks are hitting their 52-week highs but should they be included in your investment portfolio? The post 4 Singapore Stocks Smashing New 52-Week Highs This Year: Should They Be in Your Portfolio? appeared first on The Smart Investor.
Dividend-paying stocks are often sought after for their potential to provide a steady income stream. However, it's crucial to examine the sustainability of these dividends. Companies like Metro Holdings, with high payout ratios, may indicate that their dividends could be at risk, making them less attractive for long-term investment stability.
The launch of Nvidia's Blackwell chips will test the ability of its suppliers and customers to deal with the infrastructure challenges associated with even more powerful chips.
Political turmoil in France gripped investors weighing whether stocks can build on their stellar first-half performance.
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European stock markets rose today amid signs France’s hard-Right would not win enough seats for an overall majority in legislative elections.
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As global markets navigate through a period of cautious optimism, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index has experienced a downtrend, reflecting concerns about the region's economic momentum. In such an environment, identifying growth companies with high insider ownership in Hong Kong can offer investors potential resilience and alignment of interests between shareholders and management.
The U.S. dollar hovered near an almost 38-year high to the yen on Tuesday following a surge in Treasury yields as investors contemplated the potential for a second Donald Trump presidency. The euro remained firm as rival French political parties joined forces to try and prevent the far-right National Rally (RN) from taking power. Later in the day, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will speak at an event hosted by the European Central Bank, bringing the path for U.S. monetary policy into focus in a week that will see several closely watched employment reports including Tuesday's JOLTS job openings data, a Fed favourite.
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