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Posts Tagged ‘STI’

STI approaches new year with 16-month high

INVESTORS showed they were determined to end on a high note in what has been a wild year by sending the market to a 16-month high yesterday.
Banks and property counters were the stars on the last full day of business as traders dressed up their prices for one last final time.
It all helped to send the Straits Times Index (STI) up 10 points to 2,879.76, bringing the total gains for the year to 63.5… more

A mixed session despite STI’s rise

THERE was very little to distinguish yesterday’s session from Tuesday’s – the Straits Times Index (STI) rose, the broad market was mixed, volume was low and dealers who decided not to go on vacation spent the whole day wondering if perhaps they had made the wrong decision.
Other features reminiscent not just of Tuesday but also of previous days included a relatively heavier concentration of effort… more

Festive mood propels STI to 17-month high

TRADERS were all but wearing Santa Claus suits yesterday as they embraced the Christmas mood and sent the market to a 17-month high.
Funds, too, got in the act by window- dressing blue chips to make the last full trading day before the holiday a festive one. The result was a 17.74-point rise in the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) to 2,841.56.
But it would not be Christmas without the presence … more

STI hovers around 2,800 in quiet trading

SINGAPORE stocks struggled for direction in a muted day of trading yesterday, even though the market briefly touched a year-high early in the trading day.
For the most part, however, the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) danced around the psychologically key 2,800 mark in what is turning out to be a typically quiet December season.
The general mood was lethargic as some fund managers had closed … more

Asian bourses slide as debt fears take hold

MOST Asian markets fell yesterday amid continuing global jitters over debt levels, especially in Europe.
In Singapore, traders were more interested in the welcome distraction of year-end festive activities, with precious few attractions to lure them into a tepid market.
The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) stuck to its recent boring routine, moving mostly in a range of just a couple of points a… more

Optimism, new contracts boost STI

STOCKS here started the holiday-shortened week on a bullish note yesterday, propelled by major contract wins at some firms and renewed optimism for the economic recovery boosting banks and commodities-related stocks.

The Straits Times Index (STI) finished 36.34 points or 1.3 per cent higher at 2,797.88, the highest closing level since Aug 14 last year.

Elsewhere in Asia-Pacific yesterday, othe… more

US$ woes a booster for Asian bourses

FRESH weakness in the greenback gave a spur to regional bourses yesterday as big funds, which have borrowed in the ailing dollar, kept up their strategy of buying Asian blue chip stocks.
In Singapore, the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) closed a tad below the 2,800 level, gaining 36.34 points to end at a 15-month high of 2,797.88.
Elsewhere, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng gained 1.4 per cent to 22,771…. more

STI rises 14 points in sombre session

A PUSH on the three banks in relatively thin volume initially helped send the Straits Times Index up 40 points to 2,785 yesterday but afternoon concerns triggered by a firming US dollar and the associated worry over how Wall Street might react brought the index down to 2,758.79 for a closing gain of just 13.75 points.
Excluding the STI components and derivatives, there were 215 falls versus 144 ri… more

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

US woes trigger third day of losses

STI ends 16.67 points lower but off day’s low on short-covering and mixed Europe opening
THE local stock market suffered from a third consecutive Wall Street-triggered sell-off yesterday, this time resulting in 16.67 points being cut off the Straits Times Index at 2,632.31. This brings the index’s three-day losing streak to 85 points or 3.1 per cent.
It did, however, finish off its low of 2,605 y… more

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