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Stephen Wright covered corporate, economic and general news for The Wall Street Journal in Wellington, New Zealand, and is also a publishing editor for Dow Jones Newswires. Previously, he was ...

[SINGAPORE] Asian bourses, including Singapore’s, were largely in the red on Thursday (May 22) after a Wall Street sell-off overnight. This came as the US’ fiscal uncertainty soured market sentiment.

Well ahead of trading opening on Wall Street later tonight, ... The Jakarta Composite Index was up 289.2 points, or 4.85 per cent, to 6,257.18 shortly after markets opened on Thursday.