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Stock Market 17 January 2026

GSK stock slips into the weekend as insider dividend reinvestment filings land; eyes on Feb. 4 results

GSK stock slips into the weekend as insider dividend reinvestment filings land; eyes on Feb. 4 results

London, January 17, 2026, 07:58 GMT — The market has closed. Shares of GSK plc slipped 1.7% to 1,817 pence on Friday, lagging behind a flat FTSE 100 as volume spiked late in the session. The stock closed 11.7% below its 52-week peak of 2,058 pence reached on Dec. 19. Trading volume hit 12.6 million shares, well above the 50-day average of 8.2 million.
Singtel stock price holds at S$4.49 as NCS CEO exit and AI push shape the week ahead

Singtel stock price holds at S$4.49 as NCS CEO exit and AI push shape the week ahead

Singapore, January 17, 2026, 15:09 SGT — The market has closed. Shares of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd closed flat at S$4.49 on Friday as the market wrapped up for the weekend. NCS, the group’s IT services arm, announced that CEO Ng Kuo Pin will step down on April 1. Deputy CEO Sam Liew is set to take the helm. The stock fluctuated between S$4.46 and S$4.52, with roughly 14.7 million shares traded.
17 January 2026
UOB share price ends higher at S$36.74 as buybacks continue — what to watch next

UOB share price ends higher at S$36.74 as buybacks continue — what to watch next

Singapore, Jan 17, 2026, 14:53 SGT — Market closed Shares of United Overseas Bank Limited closed Friday up 0.9% at S$36.74, mirroring gains across Singapore’s big three banks as the Straits Times Index ticked up 0.3% by the close. Interactive Brokers senior economist Jose Torres pointed to “bullish sentiment” returning on Wall Street following Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing’s earnings, which helped steady risk appetite heading into the weekend.

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  • SpaceX IPO pops 7.18% on record $85.7B debut, history points to mixed year-one returns
    June 30, 2026, 6:12 AM EDT. SpaceX's $85.7 billion IPO opened strong, shares climbing 7.18% out of the gate. Big IPOs like Saudi Aramco and Alibaba have a mixed track record in their first year, many stumbling after the opening pop. Data shows high-profile debuts tend to slip more after listing. Research says most IPOs jump on day one but lag other stocks over the next 1-5 years, though large names feel that less. One recent study pegs major IPOs with a 9% average loss over their first twelve months. Companies now delay going public, so much of SpaceX's value-$2.2 trillion-is already built in, hinting gains from here could come slower, even if profits arrive.
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