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Singapore shares buck regional trend, STI down 0.32%

SINGAPORE shares ended in negative territory on Wednesday as Wall Street, with the exception of the

Singapore shares buck regional trend, STI down 0.32%

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Singapore shares buck regional trend, STI down 0.32%

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