Singapore's STI closes 7.46% lower, with all 30 constituents in the red
07 Apr 2025, 07:14 pm
SINGAPORE (April 7): Singapore's Straits Times Index (STI) closed 7.46% lower at 3,540.5 points on Monday, erasing three weeks’ worth of gains.
All 30 constituents saw share price declines, amid a global sell-off triggered by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which have been levied on some 60 countries or trading blocs.
Seatrium saw the biggest hit to its share price, plunging 14.43% to close at S$1.66 (RM5.53) on Monday...(click here for the full story on theedgesingapore.com).
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