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2023-02-13

Who ever says tumbled 0.5% and tank 0.5%? Those are rookie numbers

Singapore Shares Expected To Remain Rangebound

The Singapore stock market on Friday ended the two-day losing streak in which it had slumped more th

Singapore Shares Expected To Remain Rangebound

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