Powered by news that the heads of the United States and China may have a call this week, the Asia-Pacific stock market was thrilling on Wednesday (June 4), with the Singapore Straits Times index rising 0.24% or 9.50 points to close at 3903.88 points.
The local stock market has a daily trading volume of 1 billion 40 million shares; the total transaction volume is 1.21 billion yuan. There are 311 rising stocks, while there are 163 falling stocks.
As Asia-Pacific stock markets rose in a row, Seoul's stock market led the crowd, up 2.66%, Taiwan's stock market followed closely, up 2.32%; other stock markets rose less than 1%.
Half of the Haixin stocks were sought after, among which Huaye Group won the championship, rising 2.73% to 6.02 yuan; followed by urban development, rising 2.46% to 4.99 yuan.
12 constituent stocks fell, including CapitaLive Real Estate Trust and Jardines Holdings, both fell 2.29% to 2.56 yuan and 43.45 US dollars.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Industry, Mapletree Logistics Trust, Xingshi Logistics Commercial Trust had no rise or fall.