71.   Property stocks rose as bond yields retreated in the U.S. Friday.

72.   Property stocks such as Sime UEP Properties Bhd. and Phileo Land Bhd. dropped amid concern higher interest rates will discourage people from buying homes.

73.   Property stocks were the hardest hit.

74.   Several property stocks, seen as primary beneficiaries of faster economic growth, rose to records.

75.   Singapore stocks fell, pulled lower by the Jardine group of companies and property stocks as regional currencies weakened.

76.   SINGAPORE stocks rose, led higher by gains in bellwether shares such as Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. and the two biggest property stocks.

77.   SINGAPORE stocks fell for the second day, led by property stocks, amid concern about slower economic growth and currency problems in the region.

78.   SINGAPORE stocks were mixed, with property stocks falling on a decline in housing sales, while a rise in Singapore Telecommunication Ltd. shares helped offset the decline.

79.   Some analysts said the slump in property stocks may be short-lived as demand for new homes will continue to outweigh supply.

80.   Some property stocks rose after they fell yesterday to attractive levels relative to their ability to expand earnings, analysts said.