SINGAPORE equities got the week off to a quiet start in a session that saw regional peers lifted by China's stimulus measures and hopes that the US Federal Reserve will lower rates this month.
Elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific, Australia, China, Japan and South Korea were higher. Like the local market, Hong Kong was little changed. The local banks were mixed. DBS Group Holdings added one Singapore cent or 0.04 per cent to S$24.77 and United Overseas Bank was S$0.04 or 0.2 per cent higher at S$25.54. Meanwhile, OCBC Bank ended at S$10.82, down three Singapore cents or 0.3 per cent.
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