Singapore shares slightly lower in early trade on record oil prices - UPDATE
finanznachrichten.de     May 9, 2008            

SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - Singapore shares were lower in early trade on Friday after oil prices rose to a fresh record above $124 a barrel overnight, ... ... SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - Singapore shares were lower in early trade on Friday after oil prices rose... [read full story]                

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