(RTTNews) – Singapore’s inventory market ended with a decline in 3 consecutive sessions, wasting approximately 35 issues or 1.3% along the way.The Straits Times index is now just above the 2,560-point plateau, and can prevent it from falling on Wednesday.
Global forecasts for Asian markets combine to lower, and technology inventories are expected to ease geopolitical and coronavirus concerns. European markets fell and US equity markets combined and Asian markets deserve to split the difference.
ITS ended the slide on Tuesday after losses in currency stocks, trade disorders and seed stocks.
During the day, the index fell 8.46 issues or 0.33% to end at 2,563.09 after trading between 2,557.94 and 2,579.36. The volume of 1.54 billion shares is worth 1.32 billion ringgit. There were 218 winners and 210 declines.
Wall Street’s lead is not conclusive as the NASDAQ and S&P 500 shook off their initial weakness on Tuesday and finished firmly in the green, while the Dow languished in negative territory.
The Dow Jones fell 66.84 points, or 0.24%, to end at 27,778.07, while the NASDAQ was up 81.12 points, or 0.73%, to end at 11210.84 and the S
The combined wall street symbol came when Boeing and finance continued to weigh on the Dow, while technological actions backed the NASDAQ.
Operators were on hold before the publication of minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve’s financial policy assembly tomorrow, which may provide clues about long-term movements.
Crude oil fell on Tuesday as an increasing number of coronavirus cases worldwide threatened to jeopardize a recovery in fuel demand. West Texas Intermediate futures dropped 16 cents, or 0.38%, to $42.57 after winning 2.1% in the last session.