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SGX Weekly Review | STI Rises 0.8%; Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Surges 10%; OCBC Jumps 5%; UOB, SIA Drop 4%

Singapore stocks rose this week, with the STI up 0.8%. Investors reacted positively to the possibility of the US Federal Reserve choosing not to raise interest rates in September.In terms of...

SGX Weekly Review | STI Rises 0.8%; Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Surges 10%; OCBC Jumps 5%; UOB, SIA Drop 4%

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