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Saturday, August 1st, 2026

Global Market Update June 2026: US, Europe, and Asia Stock Highlights, Top Singapore Stocks, and Investment Insights

Broker: OCBC Group Research
Date of Report: 10 June 2026

Excerpt from OCBC Group Research report.

Report Summary

  • Q&M Dental Group (QNM SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 0.76
    Key Idea: The company is positioned to deliver returns through its core dental business, with a positive outlook on building sustainable growth and yield.
  • Seatrium Limited (STM SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 2.79
    Key Idea: Order wins are driving the company’s growth, supporting a bullish stance.
  • CapitaLand Ascott Trust (CLAS SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 0.950
    Key Idea: Opportunistic divestments are supporting the company’s financial flexibility and growth.
  • Boustead Singapore (BOCS SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 2.67
    Key Idea: Investors are encouraged to look beyond short-term noise for robust value.
  • Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLT SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 1.07
    Key Idea: Utilising debt headroom for further growth.
  • SATS Ltd (SATS SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 4.20
    Key Idea: Despite navigating an ‘air pocket’, the medium-term outlook remains positive.
  • Singapore Telecommunications (ST SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 5.75
    Key Idea: Long-term growth outlook remains intact.
  • NetLink NBN Trust (NETLINK SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 1.12
    Key Idea: Steady dividend growth anticipated.
  • Thai Beverage (THBEV SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 0.55
    Key Idea: Expected tailwinds due to lower raw material costs.
  • ComfortDelGro Corporation (CD SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 1.57
    Key Idea: The company is seen as undervalued despite being “off track” in the short term.
  • Keppel Infrastructure Trust (KIT SP):
    Action: BUY
    Target Price: SGD 0.580
    Key Idea: Resilient performance, described as “a tree that bends but doesn’t break”.

above is an excerpt from a report by OCBC Group Research. Clients of OCBC Group Research can be the first to access the full report from the OCBC website : https://www.ocbc.com