Singapore traders go huat ah!
STI up an auspicious 8.88% year-to-date; value traded healthy but gainers and losers evenly matched
THE bullish sentiment that has lifted the Singapore market this year continued on Thursday, with the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) hitting an early-morning intraday high of 3,158.26 points.
That eased down to 3,136.48 points by the market's close, near the year's high and up by around 14 points. However, the gainers-losers ratio was much closer at 245-239. Value traded was at a robust S$1.8 billion and volume traded, at 2.8 billion shares, was not too shabby either.
The STI is up a lucky 8.88 per cent year-to-date, or a US dollar-adjusted 11.6 per c…
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