SINGAPORE shares fell when trading began at the start of the week, ahead of the release of a slew of economic data and local corporate earnings. The decline on the Singapore bourse also tracks Wall Street’s losses at Friday’s close. Read more at The Business Times.
SINGAPORE shares fell when trading began at the start of the week, ahead of the release of a slew of economic data and local corporate earnings. The decline on the Singapore bourse also tracks Wall Street’s losses at Friday’s close.
Losers outnumbers gainers 68 to 41, after 38.7 million securities worth S$49.98 million changed hands. Sinostar PEC fell 5.41 per cent or one Singapore cent to 17.5 cents as at 9.02am. The mainboard-listed company said on Sunday that itMeanwhile, newcomer Prime US Reit was up 0.57 per cent or 0.5 US cent at 88.5 cents at Monday’s open.In the Singapore market, investors arefor the April-June period, although there is still economic data to digest.
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