A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Singapore’s benchmark equity index fell 2.7% to 5,152.29 points, marking its lowest level since June 18. The drop reflects a sharp single-session selloff in the city-state’s equities market. The index is now back to levels last seen in mid-June, erasing recent gains. The move matters as a sign of renewed risk aversion in one of Asia’s key financial hubs. Investors will watch whether the decline extends into the next session or stabilizes near the June low.