Singapore Stocks Open Higher with STI Up 0.13% and CapLand India Trust Leading Gains

Singapore stocks opened higher on Monday with the Straits Times Index (STI) rising 0.13%. CapLand India Trust led the gains, increasing by 2.4%, while Singtel, YZJ Financial Holdings, City Developments, and Keppel Infrastructure Trust each rose around 1%. The market showed positive momentum at the start of the trading day.

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02-03 09:03
SG Morning Call | STI Rises 0.4%; Food Empire up 7.4%; YZJ Fin Hldg up 3%; Singtel up 2.6%; SIA Engineering, ST Engineering up Nearly 1%
SG Morning Call | STI Rises 0.4%; Food Empire up 7.4%; YZJ Fin Hldg up 3%; Singtel up 2.6%; SIA Engineering, ST Engineering up Nearly 1%
02-02 09:30
Singaporean Stocks Climb 0.3% In Early Trading
Singaporean Stocks Climb 0.3% In Early Trading
02-02 09:04
SG Morning Call | STI Rises 0.13%; CapLand India T up 2.4%; Singtel, YZJ Fin Hldg, CityDev, Kep Infra Tr up Around 1%
SG Morning Call | STI Rises 0.13%; CapLand India T up 2.4%; Singtel, YZJ Fin Hldg, CityDev, Kep Infra Tr up Around 1%

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Tariffs finalized — Indian stocks surge! Which ETFs are worth watching?

On Monday evening, Donald Trump announced a new 18% tariff rate on Indian goods, lower than the 20% imposed on Vietnam and Bangladesh. Compared with the punitive tariffs of up to 50% introduced in August last year, the move is a clear positive for India’s labor-intensive export sectors, including apparel, footwear, and jewelry. On the back of this policy adjustment, Indian equities rallied across the board. Trump said the decision was made after a phone call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Following the announcement, the NSE Nifty 50 jumped as much as 2.85% intraday, while the S&P BSE Sensex 30 also rose 2.83%. India-related ETFs also saw gains: VWO, the largest dollar-denominated ETF, rose 0.5% daily; INDA and EPI gained 3.0%; FLIN increased 2.6%; and SMIN climbed 3.4%. Prev
Tariffs finalized — Indian stocks surge! Which ETFs are worth watching?