DBS & OCBC Skyrocket to Epic Peaks – JPM's 2026 Singapore Stars Ready to Dominate: Which Picks Will Make You Rich? πŸ’₯🏦

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$DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ Singapore's banking beasts are on a rampage, with DBS smashing a fresh high of $56.34 today on December 24, 2025, capping a stellar 36% year-to-date surge that's left investors buzzing on wealth-management fees exploding 25% in Q3 and dividend yields locking in 4.2% for that sweet cash flow drip. OCBC's not far behind, hitting $19.47 on balanced growth from insurance arms like Great Eastern premiums up 18% and AUM at $280 billion – this defensive duo's resilience shines bright amid global jitters, offsetting NIM squeezes from falling rates with rock-solid capital returns and buybacks fueling EPS growth 15% into next year. πŸ˜€πŸš€

JPMorgan's dropping fire with their 2026 top Singapore picks, spotlighting seven powerhouses set to crush as ASEAN rebounds with 5% GDP kicks from stimulus waves in China and India. DBS leads the pack on wealth inflows offsetting rate dips, with Keppel riding infrastructure booms from data centers adding $2B rev if AI capex hits $400B. City Developments surges on real estate revival, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust locks 5.1% yields on commercial dominance, ST Engineering blasts defense contracts like Navy frigates for 15% upside, Sea dominates e-com with $22B rev est, and Singtel dials in 5G networks for 12% growth. These picks scream value at 13x forward PE average, undervalued vs US 25x amid dollar dips to 94 unlocking EM inflows 10%. But UOB and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding land on the least-favored list – UOB's ASEAN exposures crimp on volatility, while Yangzijiang's shipbuilding slows 8% on trade wars. JPM's call nails it: Singapore's hub status cushions tariffs, making these stars reliable compounders for patient holders. 🌟πŸ’ͺ

DBS shining in 2026? Absolutely – wealth AUM at $280B surges 18% on high-net-worth floods, dividends buffer 4.2% amid rate falls, and buybacks add EPS nitro for $70 targets if loan growth rebounds 8%. This boring reliability turns defensive plays into quiet wealth builders, outpacing volatile tech like Nvidia's 4% dip amid AI funding fears. JPM's picks hit home too – Sea's e-com edge crushes with 20% rev pops if adoption doubles, Singtel's 5G unlocks $5B if networks scale, but skip UOB's 4.8% yield if regional slowdowns bite. These selections blend growth like Keppel's infra with stability like CapitaLand's trusts, perfect for portfolios hedging tariff spikes. Emerging Asia's glow at 10.3% forecast trounces US 6.5%, making Singapore's mix a must-hold. Who's stacking these for 2026 dominance? 😏

JPM 2026 Singapore Top Picks Power Table πŸ†

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DBS Hits New Highs! JPMorgan 2026 SG Top Picks: Do You Agree?
DBS has recently continued to set new highs, with its share price up 36% year to date. JPMorgan believes there is significant upside potential for Singapore equities in 2026. JPMorgan has named DBS, Keppel, City Developments, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, ST Engineering, Sea, and Singtel as its top Singapore stock picks for 2026.By contrast, UOB and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding were placed on its less-favored list. Do you think DBS will continue to shine in 2026?How do you view JPMorgan’s Singapore top picks?
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