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Singapore's market cap eases marginal 0.3% in May
Recession fears and worsening US-China spat are big dampeners, cushioned by extraordinary global monetary and fiscal boost
Published Fri, May 29, 2020 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
WITH March's horrendous rout in its rear-view mirror, the Singapore bourse went on to stabilise in May - although no one is ruling out "June jitters".
Recession fears and the worsening US-China spat were big dampeners.
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