Singapore Stocks Buck Regional Trend to End Lower; STI Down 0.4%

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Singapore Stocks Buck Regional Trend to End Lower; STI Down 0.4%

The Business Times2023-11-30

Singapore shares closed lower on Thursday (Nov 30), bucking gains in the region.The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) fell 0.4 percent or 11.71 points to 3,072.99. Across the broader market, losers ...

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