The Singapore stock market has risen for five consecutive sessions, gaining 3.4 percent. The Straits Times Index closed above 4,410 points, but investors may take profits on Monday. Global markets are uncertain due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown.

On Friday, the STI closed higher, led by gains in financial, property, and industrial sectors. The index rose 0.38 percent to 4,411.95. Various stocks made moves, including City Developments, SATS, and Thai Beverage.

Wall Street saw mixed results, with the Dow reaching a record high, while the NASDAQ fell. The U.S. government shutdown has delayed key economic data, impacting market performance. Crude oil prices rose due to U.S. dollar weakness.

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