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Banks expected to post ‘robust’ q-o-q earnings in 3QFY2024; attractive forward yields remain bright spot: DBS

Analyst Lim Rui Wen expects UOB to be the outperformer in NIMs among the three banks in 3QFY2024.

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Maybank upgrades Singapore banks to ‘positive’ as it sees the sector benefiting from China and growth in Asean

Analyst Thilan Wickramasinghe has kept his "buy" call on DBS and upgraded OCBC and UOB to “buy” from “hold” previously. He has also raised his TPs for all three banks.

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Singapore banks likely to keep greater China strategies as area is ‘key’ for medium-term growth: Bloomberg Intelligence

Analyst Rena Kwok sees “manageable” risks in the region with the banks’ bond spreads likely to be “rangebound” in 2HFY2024 on “solid credit”.

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Citi explains why it remains cautious on banks’ asset qualities and HK CRE

Citi’s Hong Kong analysts say they remain “muted” about the country’s property sector.

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CLSA sees Singapore banks remaining ‘stronger for longer’ amid rate cut expectations

Analyst Neel Sinha says the banks' fees and loan growth should offset any softening in NIMs.
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Dividends continue to steal the spotlight in Singapore banks, says DBS

UOB is likely to achieve better NIM improvement than it peers on a q-o-q basis, says the brokerage.

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Singapore banks could issue capital securities to optimise their capital structure: Bloomberg Intelligence

The banks may collectively need to issue US$7 billion in AT1s and US$6 billion in T2s by 2025.

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CGSI stays ‘neutral’ on Singapore banks although steeper-than-expected rate cuts may see sequential drop in earnings

PhillipCapital remains “overweight” on the sector as Singapore interest rates inch up.

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RHB stays ‘neutral’ on Singapore banks as sector braces for tougher times ahead, names DBS as top pick

Income growth could be a challenge amid elevated rates, the analysts highlight.
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