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Indian shares snapped three-day gains on Friday, dragged lower by index heavyweight Infosys after Vishal Sikka resigned as its chief executive officer.
Indian shares snapped three-day gains on Friday, dragged lower by index heavyweight Infosys after Vishal Sikka resigned as its chief executive officer.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers will jointly review valuation practices carried out by real estate valuers.
A quick look at all the market moving events and big financial news of the day. From Keppel Corp's stake sale to Creative Technology's lawsuit victory, get your daily dose of all the latest in the world of business right here.
Indian shares ended little changed on Thursday as gains in software makers following share buyback proposal by Infosys were tempered by selling in autos and bank stocks.
Indian shares were little changed on Thursday as gains in software makers following share buyback proposal by Infosys were tempered by selling in autos and bank stocks.
Singapore's credit profile reflects the city state's very high per-capita income, a diverse and competitive economy, strong fiscal metrics, and robust institutions, Moody's Investors Service said on Thursday.
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Indian shares advanced on Wednesday led by gains in consumer goods stocks such as ITC while easing global tensions over a potential clash between the U.S. and North Korea also supported sentiment.
Financials pulled the index lower, with DBS Group Holdings falling 1.8 percent, United Overseas Bank shedding 1 percent and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp declining 0.8 percent.