Singapore shares may see a weak start on Wednesday, as China's move to hike interest rates is likely to dampen investor sentiment despite higher Wall Street indices overnight. 
Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index < .FTSTI> fell 0.21% on Tuesday to 3,185.36 points.
China raised interest rates on Tuesday for the second time in just over six weeks, intensifying a battle in the fast-expanding economy against stubbornly high inflation that threatens to unsettle global markets.
 
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Total Access Communication, Thailand's second-largest mobile operator, may be in focus after it said on Tuesday it would delist from the Singapore stock exchange within three years, saying it gained little from dual listings.
Offshore services firm  Federal International  said it expects to report a loss for the fourth quarter due to impairment on its debt and assets. It will announce its full-year results by March 1.
Memstar Technology  and  United Envirotech  will form a joint venture to undertake a 280 million yuan (US$42.7 million) project that requires them to acquire, upgrade and operate a wastewater treatment and recycling plant in China.
Food Junction, which operates food courts, said it has appointed Gan Chee Teik as its chief financial officer with effect from Feb 8, replacing John Chang Tong Wah.