2025 Singapore Market Review: Insights to Shape Your 2026 Strategy

2025 has been a milestone year for the Singapore market — from sector rotations and policy shifts to renewed interest in domestic equities and derivatives. As the STI stabilises and the SiMSCI continues gaining traction among active traders, investors are looking for clarity on how these developments can shape smarter decisions in the year ahead.

In this seminar, we’ll review the major events, trends, and market drivers that defined Singapore’s performance in 2025. Using real charts and data, we will break down how the SiMSCI moved across different periods of the year, and what those shifts revealed about market sentiment, momentum, and opportunities.

You’ll also gain a clearer understanding of how the Phillip–Nova MSCI Singapore Daily Leveraged & Inverse (L&I) Products — LSS and SSS — performed throughout 2025, and how traders used them to express short-term views, hedge positions, or ride market swings.

Whether you’re preparing your portfolio for 2026 or refining your trading game, this session will equip you with the insights and practical takeaways needed to navigate Singapore’s next chapter with confidence.

Agenda

• Singapore Market Review 2025
• SiMSCI Technical Overview
• Key Financial Events of 2025 and Their Influence on Singapore
• LSS & SSS Performance Highlights
• Trading Platform Walkthrough

*Please note that registration starts at 6.30pm and there will be no refreshments provided.

Speaker

Danish Lim
Senior Investment Strategist, Phillip Nova

Danish is a Senior Investment Analyst with Phillip Nova. His areas of expertise are in equities, equity indices, Forex and Commodities. He frequently shares his views and opinions through daily market commentaries that are sent to customers. Danish is also well versed in Technical Analysis. His market views and commentary are regularly published in The Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao and The Edge Singapore. Danish finished his Business Administration Degree with Latin Honors (Summa Cum Laude) from SIM GE-University at Buffalo.