India shares ended at fresh record highs on Tuesday, driven by sustained overseas inflows after positive earnings and the government's efforts to contain fiscal deficit target.
India shares opened at fresh record highs on Tuesday, driven by sustained overseas inflows after positive earnings and the government's efforts to contain fiscal deficit target.
Amidst the lacklustre outlook for its Singapore taxi segment, ComfortDelGro's partnership with Uber is expected to boost the transport group's profits by up to 5 percent.
Singapore shares edged higher on Monday, led by gains in gains in Noble Group amidst report a Chinese conglomerate expressed interest to buy the embattled commodities trader.
India shares extended record gains to a third session on Friday, helped by sustained overseas inflows.Among the top Sensex gainers, Adani Ports rose 3 percent, HDFC Bank gained 1.1 percent, State Bank of India added 1.4 percent while Reliance Industries was up 1 percent.