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https://www.reuters.com/business/fe...after-powell-doesnt-rule-out-july-2025-07-01/All anticipating July rate cut.

https://www.reuters.com/business/fe...after-powell-doesnt-rule-out-july-2025-07-01/All anticipating July rate cut.
A good indication to start selling if CFA/CLR etf ever hit $1The new target is like upside of 20-40%.
If that happens, then time to sell my long time bag holding reits.
It was $1.1 though.. hahaA good indication to start selling if CFA/CLR etf ever hit $1
too optimistic lolfrom uobkayh this morning
- Every dog has its day. Singapore is a safe haven as it benefits from having the lowest reciprocal tariff of 10%. The flight to quality has led to three-month compounded SORA easing by a massive 98bp to 2.09% in 1H25. Surprisingly, the steep drop in 3M SORA has not triggered any positive unit price movements for S-REITs. We argue that a broader recovery in liquidity triggered by potential Fed rate cuts in 4Q25 could eventually lift unit prices for S-RElTs.
- Lowering assumptions for risk-free rate. The 10-year Singapore government bond yield eased 60bp to 2.26% in 1H25. We have raised our target prices for S-REITs by an average of 10.5% after adjusting risk-free rate lower by 50bp from 3.0% to 2.5%.
Noted : s-REITs target price raised
an average of 10.5%
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the good old daysIt was $1.1 though.. haha
been dca using RSP for yearsNow chance to buy lower!!![]()
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been dca using RSP for years
just close eyes and collect dividend quarterly![]()
As long as no major capital loss, collect dividends is good too.
I believe it's on a up trendtoday the REITs lacklustre
federal meeting last week of July
I believe it's on a up trend
Rate cut already happening in Singapore and elsewhere. So unless the REIT you hold has debts denominated in USD, you should expect the borrowing cost to start coming down soon.Blowout June Payrolls: 147K Jobs Added, Smashing Expectations; Unemployment Rate Drops To 4.1%
no rate cut likely in July
Example MIT hold a fair bit of USD debtsRate cut already happening in Singapore and elsewhere. So unless the REIT you hold has debts denominated in USD, you should expect the borrowing cost to start coming down soon.
USD/SGD 1.2742Example MIT hold a fair bit of USD debts
Yes, MIT is one. But there are plenty of other REITs that doesn't have USD denominated debts.Example MIT hold a fair bit of USD debts
14 July can’t come fast enough. MAS likely have to shift mid point on the SGD.USD/SGD 1.2742
shall buy clas and keep since most % and DPU increasingfrom uobkayh this morning
- Every dog has its day. Singapore is a safe haven as it benefits from having the lowest reciprocal tariff of 10%. The flight to quality has led to three-month compounded SORA easing by a massive 98bp to 2.09% in 1H25. Surprisingly, the steep drop in 3M SORA has not triggered any positive unit price movements for S-REITs. We argue that a broader recovery in liquidity triggered by potential Fed rate cuts in 4Q25 could eventually lift unit prices for S-RElTs.
- Lowering assumptions for risk-free rate. The 10-year Singapore government bond yield eased 60bp to 2.26% in 1H25. We have raised our target prices for S-REITs by an average of 10.5% after adjusting risk-free rate lower by 50bp from 3.0% to 2.5%.
Noted : s-REITs target price raised
an average of 10.5%
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