Singapore Stocks Skid as Oil Tops $100 -- Market Talk

Dow Jones
03/09

0533 GMT - Singapore's benchmark FTSE Straits Times Index tumbles amid a wider equity selloff as oil prices top $100 a barrel on the escalating Middle East conflict. The index slides 2.3% to 4734.84. Property company Hongkong Land and air cargo handler SATS lead declines, falling 5.5% and 4.9%, respectively. The stock index is likely to test recent lows thanks to heightened near-term risks, DBS Group Research says in a note. Its analysts are watching the duration of elevated oil prices rather than the sharp price jump itself, noting that shares of offshore and marine company Seatrium and defense group ST Engineering--both STI constituents--could benefit in the longer term as the conflict rages on. Seatrium falls 2.6%, and ST Engineering is 2.1% lower. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)

 

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