SINGAPORE shares thundered ahead on Tuesday on the back of higher oil costs driven up by rising strains in the Middle East and in front of US President Donald Trump's visit to China.
Driven by crisp records on Wall Street on Monday night and a recuperation in nearby managing account stocks, the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) made expansive based increases, including 31.25 focuses or 0.92 percent to close higher at 3,413.10 - another record in more than two years.
Turnover came in at 2.7 billion worth some S$1.4 billion while exchanging was firm with the propel decay score at 257 to 184, barring warrants.
Among the most dynamic counters were Genting Singapore, KrisEnergy, and AusGroup.
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