market update
Market Update: STI down 1.28%
Market Update: STI down 1.28%
CapitaLand gains whilst CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust registers losses.
Market Update: STI down 0.48%
ThaiBev was the biggest gainer.
Market Update: STI down 0.38%
Only four listed companies traded in the green on Wednesday.
Market Update: STI up 0.76%
Only 10 firms were on the red when trading closed 13 July.
Market Update: STI up 0.46%
The Straits Times Index makes a recovery from last week's close.
Market Update: STI up 0.72%
Only two stocks posted losses on 9 July, Friday.
Market Update: STI down 0.97%
Only Jardine Matheson managed to stay on the green when trading closed.
Market Update: STI down 1.65%
Only Jardine Matheson, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, and Dairy Farm stayed on the green.
Market Update: STI up 1.72%
Keppel DC Reit and Singapore Airlines both grew by 3.60%
Market Update: STI down 0.2%
Venture saw the sharpest decline during Friday's trading, with a 1.04% drop.
Market Update: STI down 0.2%
Mapletree Commercial Trust saw the sharpest decline during Thursday's trading, with a 1.39% drop.
Market Update: STI up 1.33%
Keppel DC REIT saw the sharpest decline during Wednesday's trading, with a 0.80% drop.
Market Update: STI down 1.2%
Keppel Corporation saw the sharpest decline during Tuesday's trading, with a 3.04% drop.
Market Update: STI up 0.17%
Singapore Airlines Limited saw the sharpest decline during Monday's trading, with a 2.61% drop.
Market Update: STI up 0.06%
Sembcorp Industries saw the sharpest decline during Friday's trading, with a 2.32% drop.
Market Update: STI up 0.03%
Singapore Airport Terminal Services saw the sharpest decline during Thursday's trading, with a 1.23% drop.
Market Update: STI up 0.3%
Keppel DC REIT saw the sharpest decline during Wednesday's trading, with a 0.78% drop.
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