The Singapore Straits Times Index hit a new record intraday trading Wednesday (July 2), once hitting a high of 4011.78 points, and once again played the role of a safe haven amid the turbulent international situation.
The last time the Sea Index broke through the high of 4,000 points was on March 28 this year, reaching 4,005.18 points during the session, and finally closed at 3,975.43 points. Since the beginning of this year, the SINS index has grown by 5.7%.
The opening price of the Sea Index on Wednesday was 3991.74 points, higher than the closing price of 3989.76 points on Tuesday (1st). Most of the time after that, they traded at a level above 4,000 points.
As of 2:18 pm, the ASEAN index was 4006.24, up 0.41% from Tuesday's closed price.