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Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.22%

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.22%

Sembcorp Industries saw the sharpest decline amongst top active stocks with a 38.74% contraction.

MAS outlines plans for smooth transition to SORA in 2021

By October, they plan to release specific deadlines to cease SOR use in new financial products.

Singtel unveils 5G services at pop-up retail store

It will help power the store’s self-serve kiosks for faster servicing.

AIA Singapore to offer #ShareTheLove plans to essential workers

The public may nominate an essential worker through Facebook or Instagram.

Keppel Corp prices ¥8b fixed-rate notes at 0.88%

It is part of Keppel’s US$5b multi-currency medium-term note programme.

HDB, condo rental sales drop to lowest levels since circuit breaker

This may indicate that foreigners are exiting prime locations for more affordable housing.

Super Foods Peru to conquer the Asian market

The brand aims to promote its agricultural products through multiple projects, including a collaboration with Singaporean retailers.

Chart of the Day: Condo resale overall TOX hits -$3,000 in August

District 1 has the highest median TOX at positive $22,600.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.26%

Medtecs International saw the sharpest decline amongst top active stocks with a 0.69% contraction.

CapitaLand Mall Trust secures $200m sustainability-linked loan from UOB

UOB will offer CMT tiered interest rates based on its annual green assessment.

Condo resale volume rise to two-year high in August

Investors may be flocking to properties in their search for stable returns, analyst said.

DBS boosts financial, healthcare offerings for gig workers

They can now earn higher interest on the Multiplier account balances.

Sembcorp Marine rights issue undersubscribed

Temasek bought the remaining almost 1.03b unsubscribed rights shares.

Yanlord's contracted presales hit $9.56b in August

Its total contracted presales rose 73.5% in the first eight months of 2020.

Business sentiment still negative in Q4: SCCB

But the financial, manufacturing, and services sectors’ outlooks improved slightly.