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Shanghai stocks closed at a 22-month high yesterday, bolstered by banks and steelmakers.


The Shanghai Composite Index ended at 3,447.84 points, up 0.44 percent from Friday and notched a six-day rebound to hit a peak since January 2016.


Steelmakers and banks led gainers today, with Fangda Special Steel Technology Co jumping by the daily limit of 10 percent to 14.73 yuan (US$2.22), as did Jiangsu Wujiang Rural Commercial Bank Co to 10.63 yuan.


Steelmakers rose after the National Bureau of Statistics reported that 76.7 percent of the domestically produced steel were used during the third quarter, up 4.4 percent from a year ago.


“Steel is one of the sectors attracting most of the capital in the market,” said Zhu Bin, strategic analyst at Southwest Securities.


Meanwhile banks rebounded following the central government’s decision on Friday to raise the limit on foreign ownership in joint-venture financial companies to 51 percent from 49 percent.


The measure will ease curbs on investment flows into the banking sector in China, with investors hopeful of more development in domestic banking, said Raymond Yeung, ANZ’s chief economist for China.

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SINGAPORE, Dec. 12 (Xinhua) -- The Singapore government is offering more scholarships to encourage young people to pursue degrees and diplomas in cybersecurity, Communications and Information Minister Yaacob Ibrahim said.


It is also trying to get tertiary institutions to include cybersecurity in the curriculum and have it as a specialist track in degree programs to plug the shortage in cybersecurity experts, local media on Thursday quoted Yaacob as saying in an interview.


The comment followed a recent spate of attacks on the websites of government and government-affiliated websites.


The tough problem is that "young people do not find the job sexy," the minister said.


"A young IT (information technology) grad wants to go into banking, finance, sales and marketing. He doesn't want to be at the back end," he said.


Several suspects have so far been arrested and charged in connection with attacks on the websites of the Prime Minister's Office, the presidential place Istana, as well as a local newspaper and a town council.


The Straits Times said that the proportion of IT security specialists is shrinking even as demand keeps growing.


Latest official figures show Singapore had 1,200 IT security specialists last year. This is 0.8 percent of the 144,300 infocomm workers. Vacancies grew to 300 last year from 90 in 2011.


The shortage is set to grow as the local cybersecurity market, estimated at 63.7 billion Singapore dollars (51 billion U.S. dollars) in 2011, is expected to nearly double to about 120 billion Singapore dollars (96 billion U.S. dollars) by 2017.