Valuation-wise, DBS looks attractive with a 5.9% dividend yield and a share price below SGD 55, offering an income cushion and potential upside for long-term investors. This makes me consider adding exposure, assuming the bank weathers geopolitical and macro volatility.
Still, I’d be cautious on timing. Ongoing Middle East tensions could push DBS lower before stabilizing, so I’d likely scale in rather than buy all at once. Overall, DBS is a strong dividend play, while OCBC $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ remains a steadier performer with growth momentum.
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