The Straits Times Index on Thursday rose 12.57 points to 3,431.59, possibly thanks to early quarter-ending window dressing as well as expectations of a Wall Street rebound on Thursday after a steep Wednesday plunge. The fall came despite weakness throughout the region and a soft opening for Europe.Not unexpectedly, the three banks were among the index's top gainers, though there were also notable contributions from Keppel Corp, CapitaLand and Singtel. Turnover at 1.5 billion units worth S$1.2 billion compared well with Wednesday's feeble S$950.6 million. The broad market excluding warrants managed 249 rises versus 160 falls.
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