The global stock market sell-off has pushed the share prices of these three REITs to multi-year lows. Trump’s Liberation Day tariff announcement took the world by surprise and impacted global stock markets. The NASDAQ Composite Index fell into a bear market while the bellwether S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average entered a correction. Over in Singapore, the Straits Times Index also fell sharply to end below 3,400, not long after it hit an all-time high above 4,000 recently. The REIT sector was not spared as due to fears over a trade war and global recession. At the same time, higher government bond yields may have made the dividend yields offered by Singapore REITs appear relatively less attractive. We have seen the 10-year US government bond yield jump to close to 4.5% from 4.0% last week. Source: TradingView In this article, we look at three Singapore REITs that are trading at multi-year lows with the recent sell-down....