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The Straits Times / Article18 October 1996 - TAN LI ENG THE Singapore bourse failed to sustain its twoday rally yesterday, as share prices closed lower with trade dominated by married deals and over-the-counter stocks. The Straits Times Industrials Index fell 2.54 points to 2,068.72. Some analysts attributed the declineTAN LI ENG - 418 words
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The Straits Times / Article17 October 1996 - TAN LI ENG MARKET REPORT SHARE prices ended firmer yesterday on a technical rebound m blue chips, fuelled by bargainhunting interest following recent declines. The Straits Times Industrials Index rose 10.78 points, or 0.52 per cent, to 2,071.26. "The market is definitelyTAN LI ENG - 421 words
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The Straits Times / Article25 January 1997 - Share prices ease IN line with fall on Wall Street CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE shares ended lower yesterday, taking the cue from regional markets following a sharp overnight fall on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 94.28 points to 6,755.75 on Thursday after hovering briefly aboveCHAN WEE CHUAN - 439 words
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The Straits Times / Article22 January 1997 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT THE Singapore bourse took a breather yesterday as investors took profits after sharp gains over the last three days pushed up stock prices, particularly blue chips. The benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index fell 21.09 points to 2,250.79,CHAN WEE CHUAN - 437 words
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The Straits Times / Article17 December 1996 - MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE shares dosed firmer on light bargain hunting yesterday as local investors took heart following a rebound m regional stock markets. Tokyo and Hongkong bourses, which were heavily oversold last week, led the recovery. The Nikkei 225 Index firmed 80.6 pointsCHAN WEE CHUAN - 433 words
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The Straits Times / Article23 March 1996 - Wilson, Lennie Cements, Paul Stankowski 68 Tom Watson, Scott McCarron, Davis Love 69 Tom Lehman, Bob Gilder, Doug Martin, John Huston 71 Massy Kuramoto (Jpn) 71 Ernie Els. ICE HOCKEY NHL: Boston 3 Ottawa 1, Florida 3 NY Islanders 2, Pittsburgh 5 Edmonton 4, Washington 3 Tampa409 words
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The Straits Times / Article12 March 1996 - GOH SOO MAY MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE share prices plunged yesterday as nervous investors took profits m reaction to the sharp correction on Wall Street last Friday. The Straits Times Industrials Index suffered a 84.42-point fall to 2,316.34 a loss of 3.52 per centGOH SOO MAY - 416 words
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The Straits Times / Article1 August 1996 - CHAN WEE CHU AN MARKET REPORT THE Singapore bourse staged a much-awaited rebound yesterday after seven straight days of losses. The Straits Times Industrials Index regained 28.61 points or 1.4 per tent to 2,111.76, led by gains m Keppel Corporation, Cycle Carriage andCHAN WEE CHUAN - 437 words
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The Straits Times / Article19 July 1996 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT THE Singapore bourse succumbed to late selling pressure yesterday after rising earlier on selective buying of blue chips that had fallen to attractive levels. The Straits Times Industrials Index climbed to a high of 2,211.08 before falling sharplyCHAN WEE CHUAN - 439 words
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The Straits Times / Article24 July 1996 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE shares fell further on continued pessimism about the June trade figures which recorded a drastic reversal in electronics exports. Wall Street uncertainty over fears of interest rates hike dampened sentiment further. A dealer said thereCHAN WEE CHUAN - 428 words
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The Straits Times / Article23 July 1996 - CHAN WEE CHUAN THE unexpected decline m non-oil domestic exports for June pitched the Singapore bourse into a sharp fall yesterday, with electronic stocks leading the plunge. Creative Technology dropped 15 cents to $7.05, IPC Corporation eased 0.5 cent to 65 cents andCHAN WEE CHUAN - 434 words
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The Straits Times / Article22 February 1997 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE blue chips weakened yesterday as profit-taking kicked in after healthy gains earlier in the week Sentiment among institutional investors was somewhat dampened by an overnight fall on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 92.75 pointsCHAN WEE CHUAN - 429 words
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The Straits Times / Article31 July 1997 - Blue chips fall victim to selling pressure selling pressure MARKET REPORT SHARES ended weaker yesterday amid selling pressure in selected blue chips. The benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index closed down 10.69 points at 1,966.41. The wider DBS-50 Index eased 4.37 points to 508.89 while the SES All Share Index lostSIM WAI CHEW - 421 words
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The Straits Times / Article13 May 1997 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE shares rallied strongly yesterday, with blue chips leading the charge on a scale not seen since February. Dealers said several foreign brokerages, including Merrill Lynch, were significant net buyers of local stocks, m particular,CHAN WEE CHUAN - 435 words
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The Straits Times / Article24 June 1997 - SIM WAI CHEW MARKET REPORT SHARES ended higher yesterday, with selected blue chips enjoying institutional demand ahead of the July 1 handover of Hongkong. Dealers said there was some blue-chip buying by funds as fears of a consolidation m Hongkong, following the handover,SIM WAI CHEW - 433 words
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The Straits Times / Article1 April 1997 - MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE share prices were weighed down yesterday by the recent US interest rate increase and measures introduced by Malaysia's central bank to fight asset inflation. The benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index fell 25.92 points or 1.23 per cent to 2,073TAN LI ENG - 417 words
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The Straits Times / Article26 February 1997 - MARKET REPORT MALAYSIAN over-the-counter stocks on Clob International were all the rage yesterday, while the prices of Singapore blue chips continued to consolidate. The UOB-OTC Index which tracks Clob counters, rose 17.39 points to 1,359.42, its highest level since early 1994. "The market isJEAN CHIA - 424 words
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The Straits Times / Article25 March 1997 - SIM WAI CHEW MARKET REPORT BLUE-CHIP prices recovered yesterday, with the benchmark Straits Times Industrials Index (STII) rising about 1.2 per cent after falling eight trading days m a row. The index gained 25.92 points to 2,094.4, after losing over 120 points sinceSIM WAI CHEW - 432 words
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The Straits Times / Article10 September 1997 - CHAN WEE CHUAN MARKET REPORT SINGAPORE shares extended their gains yesterday, with bargain-hunters providing broad support for blue-chip stocks. "With the dark cloud over Malaysia clearing up, foreign funds are coming back to this region," said a dealer. The benchmark Straits Times IndustrialsCHAN WEE CHUAN - 421 words
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The Straits Times / Article9 September 1997 - Clob shares jump further as KL rally continues A POWERFUL rally m Malaysia yesterday brought cheers to Singapore investors and fuelled a second day of massive gains by Clob stocks. Dealers said they had buy orders from the start of trading as investors returned with a vengeance following last Friday's431 words