A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
Singapore equities rally, with the benchmark index gaining up to 1.7% to reach 5,268.06.
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Singapore’s benchmark equities index rallied as much as 1.7% to 5,268.06, marking a sharp intraday advance in the city-state’s stock market. The move was flagged by market headline service First Squawk, which reported the index’s gain and level in a single update. The rally matters because it signals renewed risk appetite in one of Asia’s key financial hubs, where the benchmark is closely watched by regional and global investors. With the index reaching 5,268.06, traders will watch whether the gains hold through the close and whether follow-through buying sustains momentum in the sessions ahead.
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