Investors are piling into Singapore stocks exposed to the chipmaking segment, betting that the global semiconductor market has turned the corner.INVESTORS are piling into Singapore stocks exposed to the chipmaking segment, betting that the global semiconductor market has turned the corner.
Shares of counters such as UMS Holdings, AEM Holdings and Frencken Group averaged a 21 per cent gain this month, outperforming...
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