WITH the US and China deadlocked in trade deal negotiations and uncertainty growing among investors, the Singapore market started the week in negative territory, continuing to trend downwards in the afternoon session.
Shortly after the afternoon session commenced, volume clocked in at 343.12 million securities traded and total turnover came in at S$426.44 million. Meanwhile, OCBC Bank was lower by S$0.18 or 1.6 per cent at S$11.21; and United Overseas Bank dropped S$0.28 or 1.1 per cent to S$25.33.
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