FTSE Singapore Straits Times Index Hits New High at 5017.60 Points
On February 20, 2026, the FTSE Singapore Straits Times Index achieved a remarkable milestone, soaring to a record high of 5,017.60 points. This represents an increase of 0.3%, reflecting robust investor confidence in the Singaporean market amidst a backdrop of favorable economic indicators and steady corporate earnings.
The uptick in the Index is a positive sign for investors, suggesting a potential continuation of growth in the region. Analysts attribute this rise to various factors, including an influx of foreign investments and strong performance in key sectors such as finance and technology, which have boosted overall market sentiment.
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