Straits Times Index

The Straits Times Index (STI) is a market capitalisation weighted index that tracks the performance of the top 30 companies listed on SGX.

Singapore market steady whilst Asia trades mixed under Hormuz pressure

US President Donald Trump said the US Navy would blockade the Strait of Hormuz after failed peace talks.

STI jumps 5.1% in Q1 as dividends lift total return to 5.6%

Amidst global market swings, the STI’s "income-defensive" nature proved to be its greatest asset.

STI unchanged after March review: FTSE Russell

SIA Engineering will join the reserve list, replacing CapitaLand Ascott Trust.

STI retreats below 5,000 despite $4b Budget 2026 market boost

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong allocated $1.5 b to the Anchor Fund and $1 b to startups for SGX listings.

Banks see STI climbing to 5,000–5,600

MAS committed $5b to its equity programme, with $3.6b already allocated.

Keppel DC REIT to join STI on 23 June

Unitholders since its IPO will receive 295.3% returns.

STI plunges more than 8% after U.S. tariffs rattle markets

It fell by 8.06% an hour before its close on 7 April.

STI rises 23.2% in 10 months, surpassing 17-year high

STI recorded a net institutional inflow of $489m.

STI nets 23.5% returns, best in a decade

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was the top-performing stock.

STI rises to 3.7% as net institutional inflow reaches $763m

This outpaced the FTSE ASEAN All-Share Index's 2.2% gain.

No changes in STI constituents after June review

There were also no changes in the STI reserve list.