Trump's tariff policies continue to change, exacerbating market uncertainty, and Asia-Pacific stock markets fell. The Singapore Straits Times Index closed down 2.58 points or 0.07% on Friday (March 7), closing at 3914.48 points.

The local stock market's total trading volume on Friday was 1.39 billion shares, with a total trading volume of 1.51 billion yuan. There were 247 rising stocks and 287 falling stocks.

In terms of the constituent stocks of the Sea Index, 11 rose, five remained flat, and 14 fell.

The largest gains in the overseas index stocks were Huaye Group (UOL) and DFI Retail Group (DFIRG), up 1.57% and 1.44% respectively, closing at 5.81 yuan and 2.12 US dollars.

The biggest declines were Hongkong Land and Thai Beverage, which fell 2.62% and 1.91% respectively, closing at 4.46 yuan and 0.515 yuan.

Asia-Pacific stock markets generally fell. Tokyo led the decline with a 2.17% decline, Sydney fell 1.81%, Taiwan fell 0.61%, Hong Kong fell 0.57%, Seoul fell 0.49%, Shanghai and Shenzhen fell 0.25% and 0.53% respectively.