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STI resilient as Shanghai stocks fall
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STI edges up but trading remains thin
ASIAN bourses were trapped in a narrow range of trading yesterday, with investors adopting a wait-and-see approach as the greenback stabilised against the region’s currencies.
Blue chips did their best to rally – and they did manage to get the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) up by 13.75 points to 2,758.79 – but other Asian markets were mixed.
China’s Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.53 per c… more
Resilience despite volatility fears
THE equity market in Singapore and around the region remained volatile and wary as the forces of hope and fear (or greed and fear, as some might prefer) continued to battle it out in the psyche of the investor.
Weakness in Hong Kong, where tech shares were sold down, and a lacklustre opening in Shanghai translated into a somewhat bearish session here in Singapore, with the Straits Times giving up … more
Shanghai takes shine off STI’s bright start
THE local bourse was raring to go yesterday morning, but its bright start to the week crumbled rapidly under enormous selling pressure in Shanghai, which plunged deeply into the red.
After opening at a high of 2,667.82 points, the Straits Times Index (STI) quickly lost steam, sinking into negative territory within half an hour of trading. It never made it back to the black all day.
By the close of… more
Disquiet in market beneath August calm
UNLESS Shanghai displays signs of more destabilisation, local blue chips may well end on a high note for the month of August, as its last trading day draws to a close today.
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