SINGAPORE offers opened higher on Wednesday with the Straits Times Index up 2.29 focuses, or 0.08 for every penny, to 2,888.05 at 9.05 am.
Approximately 40 million shares worth S$27.5 million changed hands with gainers dwarfing failures 64 to 40.
This takes after a bullish day on Wall Street where US stocks exchanged close to a record high in the midst of thin exchanging as oil posted its longest winning streak in four months.
Treasuries fell in the midst of delicate request in a closeout of two-year notes, Bloomberg reported.
Unrefined moved for a seventh day as the market expects that yield cuts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and non-Opec makers will speed the disposal of a supply overabundance.
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