The tariffs on SG are based on trade deficits, not how much SG tariffs US products. I doubt there's anything SG can do to prevent or avoid this. Relatively speaking it's still in a better place in comparison to it's neighbours.
Is DBS a Solid Buy Under SGD40?
Singapore’s three major local banks have rebounded from multi-month lows. Despite the cautious outlook, low valuations and attractive dividend yields may present a buying opportunity for long-term investors.
DBS now is traing below SGD 40.
Is it a buy-the-dip opportunity under 40?
Or will you wait for another plunge to add?
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