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SINGAPORE STOCKS OPEN STRONGER ON FRIDAY

Published On 08 May 2020 05:53 AM

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Stocks of Addvalue Technologies gained 16.7 percent.
Healthcare and pharma related securities were also among the most traded stocks.
Medtecs International Corporation gained 5.7 percent.

On Friday morning Singapore stocks opened slightly sturdier following overnight rise on U.S markets and Europe.

In the morning trade session Singa....

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