Singapore stocks slip at Friday's open; STI down 0.5%
SINGAPORE shares opened lower on Friday after ending the previous trading day past the 3,000-mark. Read more at The Business Times.
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SINGAPORE shares opened lower on Friday after ending the previous trading day past the 3,000-mark. Read more at The Business Times.
SHARES of watch-listed Oceanus Group surged 8.2 per cent since market opening to a record high of 5.3 Singapore cents, which resulted in the Singapore Exchange (SGX) issuing a query on the "unusual price and volume movements". Read more at The Business Times.
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SINGAPORE - Global equity markets cheered the swearing-in of United States President Joe Biden, as many key regional indexes ended trading on Thursday (Jan 21) with gains. Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) breached the 3,000 mark and closed at 3,017.15 points, up 18.38 points or 0.61 per cent. Oceanus Group's shares traded at a volume of 583.5 million, accounting for about 16 per cent of the total trades on the market, making it the most active counter. The share price, however, had a bumpy ride, as it surged 8.2 per cent within an hour of the opening bell. The bourse operator f...
SEAFOOD supplier Oceanus Group has said that it is not aware of any information concerning the company that might explain the unusual trading activity in its counter on Thursday. Read more at The Business Times.