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SGX cuts trading costs to boost liquidity

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Initiative comes on the heels of Singapore Exchange’s failed merger with the Australian Stock Exchange


Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced it will cut trading costs for investors in a bid to increase liquidity.

SGX says it will reduce the minimum bid size for securities on July 4. The move is expected to result in a tightening of bid-ask spreads by up to 80 percent, the ...

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