A sea of liquidity will likely keep local blue chips buoyant for the rest of the year. But few pundits expect the benchmark Straits Times Index to push past the peak of its short-lived rally in June, a mid-year tally by The Business Times has shown.
A SEA of liquidity will likely keep local blue chips buoyant for the rest of the year. But few pundits expect the benchmark Straits Times Index to push past the peak of its short-lived rally in June, a mid-year tally by The Business Times has shown.
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