Singapore stocks: STI resumes Thursday afternoon at 3,128.75, up 0.2% on day

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THE Singapore market fared better than most of its regional counterparts as investors digested the US Federal Reserve July meeting minutes for clues on the interest rate outlook ahead of Fed chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech. Read more at The Business Times.

THE Singapore market fared better than most of its regional counterparts as investors digested the US Federal Reserve July meeting minutes for clues on the interest rate outlook ahead of Fed chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech.

It was mixed elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific. Markets in Australia and Malaysia were up, Japan was flat, and China, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea were down. Across the market, decliners outpaced advancers 164 to 143. The bluechip index had 15 of the 30 counters in trading in the red.

 

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