We look at the top three Singapore blue chip stocks in March which saw gains of 8% or more despite the broader market weakness. What happened? Markets were volatile in March 2026. After the escalation in the Middle East conflict, we looked at how the oil price spike could affect Singapore blue chip stocks and what the Fed’s latest signal could mean for Singapore equities, as higher oil prices raised fresh concerns about inflation, interest rates and the broader market outlook. Against this backdrop, some parts of the market have come under pressure. We recently shared that Singapore REITs have pulled back in March, with the rise in bond yields putting renewed pressure on interest-rate-sensitive names. At the same time, we also saw some Singapore blue chip stocks that stayed resilient despite the oil price surge. In this article, we examine the 3 best-performing Singapore blue chip stocks in March 2026, and whether their latest results, business momentum and dividend...