(Bloomberg) -- Singapore's stocks rose after the
government said it probably won't intervene in the property
market and CapitaLand Ltd., the country's largest developer,
posted a five-fold surge in second-quarter profit.
Keppel Land Ltd. advanced after it sold a stake in a
downtown office tower to its property trust. SC Global
Developments Ltd. climbed after the builder of luxury homes won a
site in a gated community in Singapore's Sentosa resort island.
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government said it probably won't intervene in the property
market and CapitaLand Ltd., the country's largest developer,
posted a five-fold surge in second-quarter profit.
Keppel Land Ltd. advanced after it sold a stake in a
downtown office tower to its property trust. SC Global
Developments Ltd. climbed after the builder of luxury homes won a
site in a gated community in Singapore's Sentosa resort island.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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