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DBS Sees Net Profit Rising This Year After Q1 Beats Forecasts

SINGAPORE, May 2 (Reuters) - DBS Group, Singapore's biggest bank, posted on Thursday a 15% rise in net profit in the first quarter to a record high of S$2.96 billion ($2.18 billion) from a year earlier, driven by strong total income growth.($1 = 1.3600 Singapore dollars)

DBS Sees Net Profit Rising This Year After Q1 Beats Forecasts

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