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Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Slips Despite Asia Rally as Banks Drag, Olam Jumps

Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Slips Despite Asia Rally as Banks Drag, Olam Jumps

Singapore’s Straits Times Index slipped 13.37 points, or 0.27%, to wrap up at 5,007.83 on Thursday. The retreat in the benchmark followed declines in the trio of local banks and Singtel, erasing gains from other corners of the market. Olam, though, surged almost 8%, while Asian equities in general found support on optimism for renewed U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks. The dip barely nudged the benchmark from its tight band. STI still held above the 5,000 mark it recaptured on Wednesday. It’s roughly 0.7% under February’s record high of 5,041.33 — close enough for traders to stay interested, but not quite at breakout territory.
16 April 2026
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Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Slides as Oil Surge Hits Banks and Airlines

Singapore Stock Market Today: STI Slides as Oil Surge Hits Banks and Airlines

Singapore shares slipped on Monday afternoon, as the Straits Times Index dropped 2.3% to 4,736.98 by 2:56 p.m. local time. Earlier, the STI had touched 4,697.52, before pulling off that low. Still, the slight rebound barely registered. This shift carries weight: oil’s now the market’s critical pressure point. Crude at one point blasted higher by roughly 25%, Brent peaking at $119.50 a barrel. That run-up rattled investors enough to push out their bets on the next U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut, with inflation worries roaring back.
9 March 2026
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Singapore shares end week near 5,000 after record touch, with earnings and global risk in focus

Singapore shares end week near 5,000 after record touch, with earnings and global risk in focus

Singapore, Feb 28, 2026, 15:27 SGT — The session wrapped up with markets closed. The Straits Times Index in Singapore wrapped up last week a shade below 5,000, having kicked off with a burst to a new record before losing some steam mid-week. Investors sifted through late-stage earnings while global risk appetite turned patchier.
28 February 2026
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What to watch in Singapore stocks this week: One Raffles Place, CPI and earnings on the SGX radar

What to watch in Singapore stocks this week: One Raffles Place, CPI and earnings on the SGX radar

Singapore, Feb 22, 2026, 15:45 SGT — The market has closed. OUE Real Estate Investment Trust and United Overseas Bank are gauging buyer appetite for One Raffles Place, a central office-and-retail property tipped to fetch between S$2.3 billion and S$2.4 billion. The move brings Singapore REITs back into focus as the SGX gears up for Monday. OUE REIT units notched a 4.2% gain to close at S$0.37 on Friday. United Overseas Bank finished the week at S$38.60, slipping 0.2%.
22 February 2026
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iFAST share price drops 3% as markets shut; earnings next week in focus

iFAST share price drops 3% as markets shut; earnings next week in focus

Singapore, Feb 7, 2026, 15:27 SGT — The session ended with markets closed. iFAST Corp dropped 3.2% to close at S$9.64 on Friday, with roughly 2.6 million shares changing hands. The digital wealth manager, listed in Singapore, saw its stock move between S$9.62 and S$9.90 during the session. It's now sitting about 13% off the 52-week high of S$11.06, company figures indicate.
7 February 2026
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UOB stock price wobbles after JPMorgan downgrade as MAS review and earnings near

UOB stock price wobbles after JPMorgan downgrade as MAS review and earnings near

Singapore, January 27, 2026, 14:50 — Regular session. United Overseas Bank Ltd shares dipped 0.3% to S$38.40 by 2:48 pm in Singapore, underperforming its local peers as the market climbed. DBS Group advanced around 1.5%, and OCBC rose 1.3%, while the FTSE Straits Times Index gained about 1%. UOB is currently valued at roughly 11 times trailing earnings, with a dividend yield near 4.6%.
27 January 2026
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  • Sugar prices jump as India's weak monsoon and El Niño worries hit supply
    June 29, 2026, 1:29 PM EDT. Sugar prices rallied Friday, with New York sugar hitting its highest in two weeks and London sugar at a 2.75-month peak. Traders pointed to India's 42% below-normal monsoon rainfall as a main driver, putting pressure on sugarcane crops. India's Earth Science Ministry says it's the weakest monsoon in 11 years for the world's No. 2 sugar producer. Brazil's sugar output is also under pressure, as more cane goes to ethanol and Unica reported a 2% output drop through May. A confirmed El Niño weather pattern is raising more supply worries, with the U.S. NOAA citing a 67% chance of a strong "Super El Niño" this year, which could mean less rain for Brazil, India, and Thailand. All this keeps sugar prices up.
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