Click to join the live on Wednesday 19:00 Hey Tiger fam, feeling jittery about the markets lately? 🌍 With escalating tensions in the Middle East and surging oil prices, the S-REIT Index has already dropped ~6.8% YTD — and that rate-cut narrative we were banking on? Gone with the wind... Don't panic! We've brought in Singapore's REITs heavyweight — Kenny Loh (SGX Academy Trainer, MoneyFM 89.3 regular, CFP® certificant) to show you exactly how to navigate this storm. 📌 3 Key Things You'll Learn 1️⃣ The "Rate Cut" Mirage vs. Reality Stop trying to time the pivot! Kenny will break down why you should look past headline yields and focus on Interest C

Looking to capture short-term market moves in a more cost-efficient way? From today, you can trade Societe Generale Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) on Tiger Trade with 0 commission*. Singapore-listed DLCs on Tiger Brokers (Singapore) typically carry a commission of 0.03%* of the trade value (minimum S$0.99 per order) for Prime Accounts, and 0.10%* of the trade value (minimum S$4.99 per order) for Cash Boost Accounts. Whether you are new to DLCs, or simply looking for a refresher, here is a quick overview: What is a DLC? Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) are exchange-traded financial products that enable investors to take a leveraged exposure to an Underlying Asset, such as an equity index or a single stock (Full list of DLCs). Daily Leverage Certificates replicate the performance of an

Beyond market volatility, many of us are likely feeling another kind of “price surge” in daily life. Since early April, Singapore has entered a broad repricing mode — fuel prices flashing higher, electricity bills creeping up, and even your daily cup of kopi costing a few cents more. From oil to kopi, everything is rising The root cause may lie thousands of miles away — in the Strait of Hormuz, the world’s key energy chokepoint. Rising geopolitical tensions have pushed up oil and natural gas prices, feeding directly into local costs. Diesel prices surged 4.7%–7.6% overnight Singapore relies on ~95% natural gas for electricity, and gas prices are linked to oil $Natural Gas - main 2605(NGmain)$ Residential electricity tariffs have already risen

Recent market swings have caused extreme whiplash. Just yesterday, global equities surged, with the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ climbing 1.16% fueled by a massive tech and semiconductor rally. Heavyweights like $Intel(INTC)$, $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ , and $Micron Technology(MU)$ posted strong gains as oil prices temporarily retreated on Middle East ceasefire hopes. However, in today's pre-market trading, the narrative flipped following Trump's anticipated speech. $W&T Offshore(WTI)$ skyrocketed by a massive 8.31%, instantly sending tech stocks tumbling once again. This brutal overnight reve

Singapore’s stock market has long attracted investors seeking steady income. Many companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), particularly banks and real estate investment trusts (REITs), are known for distributing a meaningful portion of their earnings as dividends. For investors looking to generate recurring income, Singapore equities can therefore be a natural starting point. However, dividend investing involves more than simply choosing the stocks with the highest yields. Several factors influence whether dividend income can be sustained over time. While Singapore’s market structure supports income investing — with tax-exempt dividends for individuals and historically strong yields from sectors like banks and REITs — investors still need to evaluate fundamentals such as payout ra

From Shariah-Compliant Investing to Long-Term Portfolio & Mindset Mastery Whether you’re new to investing, seeking Shariah-compliant opportunities, building long-term retirement wealth, or mastering emotional discipline amid volatile markets — Tiger Brokers Singapore presents 4 curated sessions with expert speakers to elevate your investment journey. 🕌 Session 1 | 30 Mar 2026 (Mon) 19:00–21:00 opic: An Introduction to Shariah-Compliant Investing Speaker: Nasiruddin Hussen | Investment Representative, Tiger Brokers (Singapore) 6+ years of experience across banking, consulting, and fintech, with a focus on Islamic finance Holds an MSc in Islamic Finance and a Bachelor’s in Islamic Jurisprudence (Minor in Economics) Certified Shariah Adviser & Auditor (CSAA), specializing in ethical i

On Thursday (March 26), U.S. markets took a sharp hit. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell over 2%, dropping more than 500 points intraday, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ slid 1.7%, breaking below the 6,500 level, its lowest since early September. 📉Big Tech led the selloff. The “Mag7” index dropped nearly 3%, with $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ down ~8% and $Alphabet(GOOG)$ falling over 3% after both companies were found liable in a social media addiction lawsuit. At the same time, crypto markets tumbled. $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ fell below $70,000, and over $330M in leveraged positions

For many Singaporeans, the CPF Ordinary Account’s 2.5% interest rate remains a reliable safety net—offering government backing, full capital protection, and no market volatility.But if your goal is higher passive income, relying solely on CPF OA may be too conservative. Some SGX-listed dividend stocks are currently yielding above 5%, offering a potential step-up in returns.These stronger names tend to share key traits: solid balance sheets, resilient business models, and disciplined capital management. If you’re looking to beat that 2.5% baseline, here are five worth keeping on your radar.1. DBS Group Holdings ( $DBS(D05.SI)$ )Dividend Yield: 5.6% (Over 2x CPF OA rate)The Catalyst: Reported a record S$11 billion net profit for FY25. A robust 17.