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CGS International forecasts a −3 bps sequential NIM decline, driven by falling SORA and HIBOR. 3-month SORA dropped sharply since the start of the year. DBS had already guided for SORA at 1.25% and two Fed rate cuts in 2026 — any rate path deviation will move guidance.

# DBS Earnings: Will Safe Haven Demand Support NII?

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