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MOST Southeast Asian stock markets pushed higher yesterday and some even managed small gains on the year, in contrast to the rest of Asia.

In Singapore, however, the Straits Times Index fell to the lowest in more than a week.

MOST Southeast Asian stock markets pushed higher yesterday and some even managed small gains on the year, in contrast to the rest of Asia.

In Singapore, however, the Straits Times Index fell to the lowest in more than a week.

Singapore Exchange (SGX) chief executive Magnus Bocker is on a tireless crusade to woo retail investors.

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MOST Southeast Asian bourses edged higher yesterday, helped by late bargain-hunting in big caps and dividend-yielding stocks, but trade remained quiet.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index gained 0.24 per cent, or 6.53 points, to 2,672.78.

United Overseas Bank gained

MOST Southeast Asian bourses edged higher yesterday, helped by late bargain-hunting in big caps and dividend-yielding stocks, but trade remained quiet.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index gained 0.24 per cent, or 6.53 points, to 2,672.78.

United Overseas Bank gained

MOST Southeast Asian stock markets drifted lower yesterday in light trading as market players took profits on recent gainers such as telecom shares.
Stocks in Singapore, finished with small declines for a second session. The Straits Times Index slipped 0.28

MOST Southeast Asian stock markets drifted lower yesterday in light trading as market players took profits on recent gainers such as telecom shares.
Stocks in Singapore, finished with small declines for a second session. The Straits Times Index slipped 0.28

MOST Southeast Asian stock markets drifted lower yesterday in light trading as market players took profits on recent gainers such as telecom shares.
Stocks in Singapore, finished with small declines for a second session. The Straits Times Index slipped 0.28

MOST Southeast Asian stock markets drifted lower yesterday in light trading as market players took profits on recent gainers such as telecom shares.
Stocks in Singapore, finished with small declines for a second session. The Straits Times Index slipped 0.28