Singapore Equities Likely to Post Strong EPS Growth Next Year -- Market Talk

Dow Jones12-22 12:57

0457 GMT - Singapore-listed companies' earnings per share are likely to post strong growth next year before moderating in 2027, says RHB Research's Shekhar Jaiswal in a note. Companies under the bank's coverage, which excludes REITs, are likely to have a 2% growth in market-capitalization-weighted EPS this year, the analyst says. This growth is likely to rise to 7.1% in 2026, before falling to 5.8% the year after, he adds. The analyst expects resilient demand from other countries, a constructive macroeconomic backdrop and a nearing interest-rate easing cycle to benefit Singapore stocks next year. Ongoing equities market reforms are also likely to lift liquidity and raise participation in the city-state's equities, he adds. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)

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