STI bounces back to pre-Brexit level
Banks, Jardine C&C, Thai Beverage and Singtel are main contributors as the index surges 36 points
BREXIT? What Brexit? Financial markets appear to have regained all their composure after only two days of selling in the aftermath of the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union - the Straits Times Index on Wednesday rose 36.2 points to 2,792.73, bringing it back to almost exactly the same level it was at on the eve of the UK's referendum.
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