DBS Q3 profit rises 32% to record S$2.24b; declares S$0.36 per share dividend
WITH business momentum strong in the third quarter of 2022, DBS will likely remain resilient and post a “solid year” in 2023, said DBS chief executive Piyush Gupta.
Gupta noted, however, that the tail-risk scenario of high rates and high inflation will likely play out next year, with inflation remaining sticky and the US Federal Reserve continuing its rate hikes.
“There is a lot of uncertainty with these high interest rates, and we haven’t seen this environment in a long period of time,” Gupta said on Thursday (Nov 3).
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