SINGAPORE - Singapore stocks ended higher on Jan 6 despite declines across the region amid the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance. The Straits Times Index rose 0.5 per cent or 20.01 points to 3,821.84.

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SINGAPORE shares struggled for direction amid mixed regional trading on Friday (Jan 3). Read more at The Business Times.

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SINGAPORE: Singapore stocks traded higher on Friday morning, Jan 3, after global markets delivered mixed results overnight.

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