Trading activity saw 32.7 million securities worth S$46 million changing hands.
Singapore shares slipped on Friday morning, following a trend of global market losses from the previous day.
In the broader market, there were more losers than gainers, with 62 stocks declining compared to 45 advancing. Other notable counters included Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, which fell by 1.7% or S$0.03 to S$1.72, with 3.4 million shares changing hands, and Southern Archipelago, which remained unchanged at S$0.002, with 2.1 million securities traded.
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