Singapore SGX News Highlights for wednesday
- Singapore share prices opened lower with the Straits Times Index (STI) down 11.23 points or 0.39 per cent to 2,857.24
- Asian shares slipped on growth anxiety focus now shifts to China PMI.
- Asian futures point to more stock losses before China factory PMI
- Rowsley has decided not to wait for the Iskandar residential market to recover.
- YuuZoo Corporation is appointing James Sundram as chief executive officer, from Oct 1.
- SGX could face toughest questions yet at an annual shareholders' meeting as pressure mounts to find new sources of revenue.
- DBS will introduce cashless options through mobile app to F&B outlets in Singapore.
- NOL couldn't explain high volume, except maybe market talk of Temasek selling stake
- Industrial
Reit in Singapore will remain resilient in the face of the current
economic slowdown, underpinned by its "robust" financial profiles.
- Oil moves up on falling US inventories.
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