I’m watching Singapore bank stocks closely during this pullback. With rate cuts on the horizon, the sector is under pressure as
$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ ,
$UOB(U11.SI)$ , and
$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ slip lower. For me, that sets up a potential entry into fundamentally strong names at more attractive levels.
I’m holding back for now, waiting for stabilization before scaling in. While lower rates may squeeze margins, they also encourage loan growth and economic activity, which could offset the impact. That’s why I see weakness more as an opportunity than a risk.
My plan is to stay patient, keep cash ready, and enter selectively if the pullback deepens. Singapore banks remain top of my watchlist for the next leg higher. If momentum shifts, I want to be ready to build a position quickly. Timing matters, but discipline matters even more in this kind of market.
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