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Despite clocking its worst ever results in its history so far, the market appears confident that national flag carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) will weather through aviation’s greatest crisis.

On May 20 — the day after it released its financial statements for FY2021 ended March 31 — shares of SIA ended up 6 cents or 1.3% at $4.76. That extended the stock’s gain from its 2020 trough of $3.31 to 43.8%.

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