Singapore stocks declined on Wednesday, Sept 25, even though global markets had risen the previous night. The Straits Times Index fell by 0.4%, or 14.52 points, to 3,608.
22 by 9:02 am, as reported by The Business Times.
Seatrium led the trading volume. The company’s shares rose by 1.7%, or S$0.03, to S$1.77, with 7.1 million shares exchanged. Property developer Ying Li International Real Estate also saw notable movement, with its stock jumping 16.3%, or S$0.007, to S$0.05.Banking stocks fell during the early session. DBS, OCBC, and UOB all saw declines. DBS shares dropped by 0.4%, or S$0.17, to S$38.66. OCBC retreated by 0.3%, or S$0.04, to S$15.46. UOB had a larger dip, losing 0.8%, or S$0.27, to S$32.72.
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