Quick Summary
Singapore stocks ended higher on Tuesday (Feb 3), supported by gains in telecoms, property and industrial names. Singtel led the market, while ThaiBev lagged. Trading activity stayed healthy, with DBS topping the turnover chart.
Key Highlights
Singtel surged 4.74% to S$4.86, making it the top STI gainer
Hongkong Land (+4.71%) and JMH USD (+2.99%) also posted strong gains
ThaiBev fell 1.04%, ending as the top loser
DBS was the most actively traded stock, with S$235.21m turnover
In REITs, Acro HTrust USD rose 4.0%, while KepPac Oak REIT USD slid 4.17%
STI Top Gainers
Singtel +4.74%
Hongkong Land USD +4.71%
JMH USD +2.99%
SATS +2.95%
DFI Retail Group USD +2.91%
STI Top Losers
ThaiBev −1.04%
Wilmar International −0.88%
Mapletree Logistics Trust −0.76%
Mapletree Industrial Trust −0.48%
REITs Movers
Top Gainer: Acro HTrust USD +4.00%
Top Loser: KepPac Oak REIT USD −4.17%
Most Actively Traded Stocks
DBS +0.29% (Turnover: S$235.21m)
Singtel +4.74%
Singapore Airlines +1.89%
SGX +2.51%
OCBC +0.85%
Market Takeaway
Broad-based buying lifted the STI, with investors favouring blue chips and high-liquidity names. The strong move in Singtel and active bank trading suggest renewed confidence, though selective selling in consumer and REIT names shows investors remain discerning.

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