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description: "I just came to know today that The Straits Times Index (STI) is 60 years old already. It is originally began tracking the Singapore stock market on April 2, 1966, initially launched as the Straits Times Industrial Index (STII) with a base value of 100. 60 years old forever strong and wise index 🚀Today The straits time (31 Aug 2026)"
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# I just came to know today that The Straits Times I…


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## Comments (4)

- **Fattycat · 2026-08-31T06:14:02.000Z**: Out of the broad historic list of constituents, only 13 long-standing companies (or their direct corporate successors) have continuously remained on the STI: Banking & Finance: DBS, OCBC Bank, UOB   Property & Conglomerates: City Developments Limited (CDL), Hongkong Land, Jardine Matheson, J
- **ButterKaya · 2026-08-31T06:12:57.000Z**: 60 years and it still only takes three bank names to move the index sia
- **TaylorSwift007 · 2026-08-31T06:06:44.000Z**: six decades in and it still gets called a boring index. curious how many of the original constituents are even listed today
  - **Fattycat** (2026-08-31T06:12:56.000Z): I ask Gemini and the response : “none remain in their original form on the index today.”🤭


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