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Singapore Stocks End Higher As Traders Mull Inflation Outlook, Corporate Earnings

The local stock market edged higher on Wednesday (Feb 8) as investors mulled over the latest remarks

Singapore Stocks End Higher As Traders Mull Inflation Outlook, Corporate Earnings

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