Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.89%

Find out who the biggest losers were.

According to KGI Fraser, the STI also fell 0.9% or 25.57points to close at 2,859.12, tracking losses in the region.

Sole survivor of the STI was Noble Group (S$0.400; +1.3%), which managed to close 1.3% higher while the rest of the STI constituents (save for Sembcorp Industries and Thai Beverage, which were unchanged) ended the day lower, said KGI Fraser.

Here’s more from KGI Fraser:

Top decliners include Golden Agri-Resources (S$0.355; -2.7%), ComfortDelGro (S$2.930; -2.7%) and Genting Singapore (S$0.750; 02.6%).

Among the new IPOs this week, Axcelasia (S$0.250; unchanged) ended its IPO trading debut unchanged while Trendlines (S$0.310; +3.3%) ended its debut week below its IPO price of S$0.330.

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