Friday 18 May 2018

Straits Times Index (STI) down to 3,526.94 on friday

SINGAPORE


Stock trading in Singapore is on Friday is likely to be unfavorable as the Strait Times Index down 0.3%. The Singapore share market opened lower on 18 May 2018, Friday. Cause of opening lower is the question cast by President Donald Trump that present exchange converses with China would succeed, and remarked that China was "extremely ruined on exchange".

Singapore stocks opened lower on Friday (May 18), with the Straits Times Index shedding 9.82 focuses, or 0.3 for every penny, to 3,526.94 as at 9.01am.

SGX (Singapore Exchange Limited)
SGX (Singapore Exchange Limited)


This came after US stocks shocked lower overnight after President Donald Trump cast question that present exchange converses with China would succeed, and remarked that China was "extremely ruined on exchange". 

On the Singapore bourse, the field was equitably coordinated, with the same number of gainers as washouts at 49 each. Around 52.9 million offers worth $51 million changed turns in all out.

The most effectively exchanged counters by volume were MDR, which was level at 0.2 penny with 14.1 million offers exchanged; and Hyphens Pharma which was level at 30 pennies with 4.6 million offers exchanged. Hyphens Pharma influenced its introduction on the Catalist to board on Friday.

Other dynamic list stocks included OCBC Bank, which fell 1.7 for every penny to $12.97; and SIA which rose 1.4 for each penny to $11.30 on news that the gathering has swung once again into the dark with a Q4 net benefit of $181.8 million, and is combining SilkAir into its leader transporter.

Final Thoughts- 


The share market was equitably coordinated, with same numbers of gainers as well. OCBC Bank, which fell 1.7 for every penny to $12.97; and SIA which rose 1.4 for each penny to $11.30. 

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