Local market has busy but flattish session
Venture continues fall; higher oil prices fail to deliver shot in the arm for some O&G stocks
SINGAPORE equities stayed sluggish on Thursday, in spite of a late push by traders that gave the benchmark index a measure of stability.
The bourse's losers beat gainers 244 to 180, while the Straits Times Index (STI) saw a tiny gain of 2.01 points, or 0.06 per cent, to 3,570.02, after traders had a last-minute confidence rally.
Singapore-based CMC Markets sales trader Oriano Lizza noted that, recent slide notwithstanding, the index has "maintained its position above the 3,500 psychological barrier".
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