The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has postponed full-day continuous trading for the second time in 2011, The Straits Times reports. Asia’s second-biggest listed bourse will now implement continuous trading either next month or in early August. The deadline is being pushed back to ensure that investors are prepared for a change that will impact the way stock-broking is done. Initially, the SGX had said that the 90 minute midday trading break will be scrapped on March 1, but in February it said the change will be instead implemented in the second quarter.

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