-- 週三，新加坡股市持續下跌，新加坡投資者正在評估美伊戰爭對全球能源安全格局的真正影響。 海峽時報指數（STI）是新加坡交易所的主要基準指數，全天在4,853.78點至4,887.99點之間波動。最終收在4,860.97點，較週二收盤下跌26.72點，跌幅0.6%。 企業方面，太平洋光輝（Pacific Radiance，SGX:RXS）股價收盤上漲超過5%，原因是該公司獲得了價值約1,100萬新元的專案。 豐樹產業信託（Mapletree Industrial Trust，SGX:ME8U）股價下跌超過4%，原因是截至3月31日的第四財季，其每單位分派（DPU）年減8%，從去年同期的0.0336新元降至0.0309新元。 同時，儘管豐隆亞洲（SGX：H22）與 CGS 國際證券新加坡公司簽署了配售協議，以每股 2.9 新元的價格認購 5,000 萬股新股，籌集 1.45 億新元，但該公司股價在收盤時仍下跌了近 4%。
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