Why did the UOB share price fall today?

Shares reacted to Q4 2025 profit falling 7% and a cut to 2026 fee growth guidance to high single digits. Investors also weighed softer net interest margin trends and ongoing credit-cost risks tied to Greater China and US commercial real estate. Together, these updates trimmed near-term earnings confidence, prompting a reset in expectations and a lower open.

Is U11.SI stock attractive for dividends now?

On trailing numbers, DPS is about S$2.27 and the yield is near 5.9% at prices around S$37. That is competitive among Singapore banks. Sustainability depends on earnings, credit costs, and capital needs. If NIM stabilises and fee income improves through 2026, dividend support should remain intact, though special payouts are less certain.

What key risks could pressure the UOB share price in 2026?

The main risks are faster NIM compression if rates fall quickly, weaker-than-expected fee recovery from wealth or trade, and higher credit costs in Greater China or US commercial real estate. A spike in provisions or deposit competition would hurt margins. Any of these could slow earnings and weigh on sentiment.

What price levels should traders watch this week?

We are watching support around S$38.05 to S$37.40 from Bollinger and Keltner references, and resistance near S$39.31. ATR is about S$0.47, so allow for typical daily swings when setting stops. A positive MACD crossover with rising volume would be constructive. A break below S$37.40 would argue for patience.

Global Market Insights

U11.SI Stock Today: February 25 – Q4 Profit Slips, 2026 Fee Guidance Cut

ByDanny Kontos February 25, 2026February 25, 2026

The UOB share price came under pressure on 25 Feb as Q4 2025 net profit slipped 7% on softer net interest margin. Management also trimmed its 2026 fee growth outlook to high single digits. We explain what this means for Singapore investors watching shares of U11.SI. Near-term drivers include the NIM path, fee momentum from trade and wealth, and credit costs in Greater China and US commercial real estate. We also review valuation, dividends, and key technical levels that can guide entries and risk control.