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Mostly yes, but not entirely. From the 2026-10-06 peak through 2026-11-03,

DBS (D05.SI)

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fell from SGD 78.56 to SGD 70.88, a 9.78% decline. Over the same dates, the

Straits Times Index (STI)

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fell from 5,701.54 to 5,269.29, or 7.58% .

That means DBS underperformed the broad market by 2.19 percentage points over the period (calculated relative return gap: −2.19468 pp ). So the STI slide appears to explain the majority of the move, particularly the sharp market-wide sell-off on 2026-10-08 and renewed weakness on 2026-11-02–03, but it does not fully explain DBS’s decline.

The additional DBS-specific component likely reflects:

Bank-sector profit-taking after recent highs: DBS, OCBC and UOB had all pulled back from their peaks by late October.

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Earnings expectations: Ahead of DBS’s upcoming Q3 release, reporting indicated consensus expected a modest 0.7% year-on-year net-profit decline, which may have tempered sentiment.

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A useful nuance: DBS dropped sharply early in the period, but then traded broadly around SGD 73–75 through most of late October before another leg down in early November. That pattern is consistent with a combination of index de-risking and a modest bank-specific reassessment—not an exclusively DBS-driven sell-off.

The key near-term monitor is whether DBS’s earnings and outlook validate the market’s concern over profit growth. A further broad STI decline would remain a material downside risk; conversely, a steadier index alone may not fully reverse DBS’s relative underperformance if results or guidance disappoint.

DBS

70.88

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+0.00(0.00%)

Nov 04 08:39 SGT

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DBS Q3 earnings date and expected NII trend?

How did OCBC and UOB perform vs DBS since Oct 6?

STI support level after breaking below 5,270?

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