The Singapore stock market has declined over the past three sessions, with the Straits Times Index hovering just above 4,185 points. Global markets are uncertain due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with European and U.S. markets showing mixed performance. On Monday, the STI closed lower, driven by losses in financial, property, and industrial sectors. Major active stocks included CapitaLand, City Developments, and Keppel Ltd. Wall Street also experienced mixed trading, with the Dow down slightly while the NASDAQ and S&P 500 posted small gains. Crude oil prices rose as investors monitored geopolitical tensions surrounding the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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