Singapore stocks were little changed on Tuesday led by lenders such as DBS but weakness in other regional markets following a drop in China's factory gauge kept gains in check.
Chinese stocks fell the most since early August on Monday, shrugging off gains in regional peers as government bond yields jumped to a three-year high.
Singapore stocks gained for a third day on Friday, led by lenders such as Overseas-Chinese Banking Corp on strong results while positive Asian cues also boosted risk appetite.
Singapore stocks advanced for a second day on Thursday, led by lenders such as DBS Group but gains were limited as Wall Street shares pulled back from record highs overnight.
Indian shares scaled back on Thursday, a day after the benchmark index closed at an all-time high on the back of selling pressure in private-sector lenders such as ICICI Bank.
Singapore stocks edged higher on Thursday, led by lenders such as DBS Group but gains were limited as Wall Street shares pulled back from record highs overnight.