What happened?
Markets have turned more volatile in March 2026.
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated, raising concerns about a
prolonged disruption to global energy supplies and driving oil prices higher. Recently, I examined how the
Fed’s latest signal could affect Singapore blue chip stocks, as shifting rate expectations remain another key driver for the market. Following the recent pullback, I’ve shared
3 Singapore REITs with dividend yields above 6% and
3 SGX ETFs with dividend yields above 6% for investors looking for income. I also looked at whether there may be opportunities among the
3 worst performing blue chip stocks year-to-date. On the other hand, some companies have stayed resilient through the volatility. In this article, I look at three Singapore blue chip stocks that rose despite the Middle East conflict, and what may continue supporting them from here. Source: Beansprout Research as of 18/03/2026
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