STI rebounds 17 points in low volume
Supporting sentiment from June Dow futures - about 25 points in the black - in absence of HK, China direction
WITH Hong Kong and China closed for a public holiday, trade volume in Singapore dwindled to its lowest in two weeks, at 1.4 billion units worth S$743 million.
The Straits Times Index (STI), which dropped 54 points on Thursday and Friday, managed a 16.86-point rebound to 2,835.35, led mainly by Singtel and the banks.
Excluding warrants, the advance-decline score was 200-182.
Turnover done in the 30 index components was S$497 million, which was 67 per cent of the whole market's business. The June Do…
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