SINGAPORE share prices opened lower on Monday, amid uncertainties
after China cut its bank reserve requirements, with the Straits Times
Index down 4.23 points to 3,520.96 at 9.02am. US and European markets
closed lower on Friday, as pressure continues to mount on a potential
Greece debt default, with the International Monetary Fund meetings
ending with Greece issues unresolved.
Top losers in early morning trade included Sembcorp, which fell one cent to S$4.70, and DBS, which fell eight cents to S$21.11.
Some 258 million shares worth S$112.2 million changed hands at 9.02am, with gainers being outnumbered by losers 56 to 128.
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