Singapore stock market today: STI dips near 5,000 as Genting slides and earnings hit SGX

Singapore stocks slipped in early Wednesday trading, as the Straits Times Index edged down 0.2% to 5,009.38, according to Investing.com data. For a short stretch, the STI fell under 5,000, trading between 4,995.51 and 5,016.48 right out of the gate.

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Genting Singapore share price (SGX:G13) in focus after Lim Kok Thay takes Resorts World Sentosa chair

Genting Singapore share price (SGX:G13) in focus after Lim Kok Thay takes Resorts World Sentosa chair

Genting Singapore shares closed Friday at S$0.735, gaining 0.68%. Eyes will be on the stock when trading resumes after acting CEO Lim Kok Thay was named chairman and director of Resorts World at Sentosa Pte Ltd, effective Feb. 1. The stock fluctuated between S$0.730 and S$0.740 on roughly 32.8 million shares. According to the filing, the RWS CEO will continue managing daily operations.
31 January 2026
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Singapore Stock Market Today (Dec 25, 2025): SGX Closed for Christmas, STI Holds Near Highs as 2026 Forecasts Turn Constructive

Singapore Stock Market Today (Dec 25, 2025): SGX Closed for Christmas, STI Holds Near Highs as 2026 Forecasts Turn Constructive

With no cash equities trading on the Singapore Exchange this Thursday, investors are using the pause to digest the latest Straits Times Index action from Christmas Eve, assess the inflation signal that helped push the benchmark to fresh levels earlier this week, and line up expectations for 2026 as sell-side and private-bank strategists publish increasingly detailed roadmaps for Singapore equities. OCBC Bank
25 December 2025
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Singapore Stock Market Today (24 Dec 2025): STI Dips in Christmas Eve Half-Day as Banks Turn Mixed and Global “Santa Rally” Signals Build

Singapore Stock Market Today (24 Dec 2025): STI Dips in Christmas Eve Half-Day as Banks Turn Mixed and Global “Santa Rally” Signals Build

SINGAPORE — Singapore shares ended the Christmas Eve session slightly lower, with trading activity muted as investors headed into the festive break and liquidity thinned across global markets. The Straits Times Index slipped 2.63 points to 4,636.34, while the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index edged up 1.61 points to 1,448.61. Market breadth stayed constructive, with advancers beating decliners 235 to 167, even as turnover reflected the shortened session: 477.8 million securities worth about S$496.3 million changed hands.
25 December 2025
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Genting Singapore (SGX: G13) Stock News and Forecasts on 24 Dec 2025: Heavy Trading, RWS 2.0 Catalysts, and Analyst Targets

Genting Singapore (SGX: G13) Stock News and Forecasts on 24 Dec 2025: Heavy Trading, RWS 2.0 Catalysts, and Analyst Targets

Genting Singapore Limited’s shares ended flat at S$0.725 on Wednesday, Dec 24, 2025, but the day was far from quiet. The stock was the most actively traded STI counter by volume, with about 20.8 million shares changing hands—roughly S$15.1 million in value—heading into the festive trading break. The Business Times+1
24 December 2025
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Genting Singapore (SGX: G13) Stock News & Forecast on 20 Dec 2025: Moody’s Downgrade, RWS 2.0 Spending, and Analyst Targets in Focus

Genting Singapore (SGX: G13) Stock News & Forecast on 20 Dec 2025: Moody’s Downgrade, RWS 2.0 Spending, and Analyst Targets in Focus

SINGAPORE — 20 December 2025 — Genting Singapore Limited heads into the year-end with its share price steady, but the conversation around the stock has shifted sharply from “reopening recovery” to a more complex three-body problem: credit ratings, multi-year expansion capex, and whether Resorts World Sentosa can regain momentum versus Marina Bay Sands.
20 December 2025
Genting Singapore Stock (SGX: G13) on Dec. 18, 2025: Credit Outlook Headlines, RWS 2.0 Spending, and Analyst Price Targets

Genting Singapore Stock (SGX: G13) on Dec. 18, 2025: Credit Outlook Headlines, RWS 2.0 Spending, and Analyst Price Targets

Genting Singapore Limited is back in the spotlight on December 18, 2025, as investors weigh a familiar casino-industry trade-off: big, long-horizon expansion spending now versus earnings later. The immediate catalyst isn’t a fresh earnings print from the Singapore-listed operator of Resorts World Sentosa—it’s the latest wave of credit-rating commentary on the wider Genting group’s spending ambitions, with Singapore explicitly cited as part of the investment load. The Business Times+1
18 December 2025
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