DBS Group is viewed as better positioned than peers to navigate global uncertainties, with Macquarie citing its strong balance sheet and credit buffers; the bank expects 2026 earnings to remain broadly flat and sees supply chain impacts from the Midd

2026-05-04

DBS Group is viewed as better positioned than peers to navigate global uncertainties, with Macquarie citing its strong balance sheet and credit buffers; the bank expects 2026 earnings to remain broadly flat and sees supply chain impacts from the Middle East conflict as manageable, while anticipating medium-term lending opportunities in infrastructure and renewables, prompting Macquarie to upgrade the stock to neutral and raise its target price to S$52.38.