Singapore Market ends lower

23 Nov 2022 , 05:43 PM

The Singapore stock market finished session edge lower on Wednesday, 23 November 2022, amid concerns about economic fallout of stricter COVID-19 curbs in China, ahead of the minutes from the Federal Reserves latest meeting scheduled to be released later in the day and the US market Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. At closing bell, the Straits Times Index (STI) index was down 3.57 points or 0.11% to 3,255.99 after trading between 3,249.48 and 3,285.48. Volume was 1.13 billion shares worth S$822.80 million changed hands. There were 282 gainers and 240 decliners. Jardine Matheson Holdings, was the top performer among Singapores blue-chip stocks, gaining 2.5% to US$48.52. At the bottom of the table was DFI Retail Group, which fell 3.2% to US$2.41. The trio of local banks ended mixed. DBS lost 0.6% to S$35.36, OCBC dipped 0.1% to S$12.42, while UOB edged up 0.1% to S$30.15. Powered by Capital Market – Live News