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STI closes 5.78% higher
SINGAPORE shares ended 5.78 per cent higher on Friday, with the benchmark Straits Times Index up 139.86 points, at 2,559.07.
Up to 2.7 billion shares exchanged hands.
Gainers beat losers 523 to 127.
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Absolutely spot on, Kimberly... Singapore's Third World, say expats who've lived here seven years
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