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发表于 30-8-2012 12:59:05|来自:新加坡
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午间快报:STOCKS NEWS SINGAPORE-Shares hit one-month low
Singapore shares dropped to a one-month low, weighed by losses in United Overseas Bank Ltd, and as investors stayed on the sidelines awaiting hints about further U.S. stimulus from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
UOB shares fell 2.3 percent to S$19.33, as it trades ex-dividend. Nearly 1.2 million shares were traded, compared with its full day average volume of 1.4 million shares over the last five sessions.
Commodity firm Olam International extended its losses after it reported quarterly earnings, prompting several analysts to cut their target prices for the company.
By 0332 GMT, Olam shares were down 2.6 percent at S$1.90, with 12.4 million shares traded.
The benchmark Straits Times Index fell 1 percent to 3,011.15 points, its lowest level since July 31. Asian shares were also at a one-month low, with the MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan down 1 percent.
Bernanke will speak on Friday at the Jackson Hole meeting of central bankers and economists, an event he has used in the previous two years to signal the Fed's policy intentions.
Shares of oil and gas services firm AusGroup Ltd gained 5.3 percent to S$0.395 after it posted an 88 percent jump in its fourth-quarter net profit, helped by higher margins and sales from major projects.
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