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SOUTHEAST Asian stocks retreated yesterday after minutes from the US Federal Reserve suggested dwindling chances for more policy stimulus, dampening the prospect of more inflows to the region.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index closed 0.99 per cent, or 29.94

SOUTHEAST Asian stocks retreated yesterday after minutes from the US Federal Reserve suggested dwindling chances for more policy stimulus, dampening the prospect of more inflows to the region.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index closed 0.99 per cent, or 29.94

SOUTHEAST Asian stocks retreated yesterday after minutes from the US Federal Reserve suggested dwindling chances for more policy stimulus, dampening the prospect of more inflows to the region.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index closed 0.99 per cent, or 29.94

THE Straits Times Index slipped 0.7 per cent to 2,994.09 at the close yesterday.

Big caps drove down the market, with a loss of 1.4 per cent in United Overseas Bank and a fall of 1.2 per cent in casino

THE Straits Times Index slipped 0.7 per cent to 2,994.09 at the close yesterday.

Big caps drove down the market, with a loss of 1.4 per cent in United Overseas Bank and a fall of 1.2 per cent in casino

SOUTHEAST Asian stock markets joined others in rising yesterday following upbeat manufacturing data from some nations.

In Singapore, the Straits Times Index closed down 0.13 per cent, or 3.72 points, at 2,901.04 after reaching a six-month high.

Late profit-taking wiped

SHARE prices in Singapore closed down 1.26 per cent, or 35.05 points, at 2,756.49.

Real estate developer CapitaLand lost 2.08 per cent to S$2.35 and United Overseas Bank shed 0.98 per cent to S$16.18.

“The market is down definitely due

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 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