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S'pore market sheds $12.6b in November

It lacks theme, say brokers, as fallout from penny stock collapse persists

Published Fri, Nov 29, 2013 · 10:00 PM

Singapore

AFTER the great penny stock collapse of October, a listless month of trading in November saw the Singapore market lose around $12.6 billion of value.

The total market capitalisation of Singapore-listed companies dropped 1.4 per cent month-on-month to $900.6 billion at end-November, according to data compiled by The Business Times.

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S'pore market sheds $12.6b in November

Companies & Markets

Porsche posts Q1 profit drop on ramp-up costs

IBM plots US$730 million expansion of Canadian semiconductor site

Seatrium unit to fully redeem S$500 million worth of floating-rate bonds early

Yeo Guat Kwang, John Chen retiring from corporate boards

US: Wall St opens higher

Air China orders homegrown C919s in challenge to jet duopoly

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