Equities in Asia edged lower after weaker crude oil prices took a toll on Wall Street. Index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.16 percent.
Singapore stocks fell for a fourth session on Wednesday, tracking weakness in other Asian equities after weaker crude oil prices took a toll on Wall Street.
Indian shares extended fall on Tuesday, tracking lackluster Asian equities and amidst reduced chances of a rate cut by the central bank after retail inflation quickened to a seven-month high.
Indian shares extended fall on Tuesday, tracking lackluster Asian equities and amidst reduced chances of a rate cut by the central bank after retail inflation quickened to a seven-month high.
Singapore stocks ended little changed on Monday, led by lenders such as United Overseas Bank but sentiment was cautious on account of weakness in Asian equities.
Singapore stocks were little changed on Monday, led by lenders such as United Overseas Bank but sentiment was cautious on account of mixed Asian equities.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Monday said it has launched net total return and price return futures on the MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) and MSCI EM Asia indices.
Singapore stocks edged slightly lower on Friday, tracking weakness in other regional markets but gains in China-based Yangzijiang Shipbuilding after it posted a 208 percent jump in third-quarter profit kept losses in check.
India shares were little changed on Friday, led by gains in engineering firm Larsen and Toubro after order win but sentiment remained subdued due to weakness in other regional markets.