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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 28 April 2015 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 20.76 points or 0.59% lower to 3495.09, taking the year-to-date performance to +3.86%. The top active stocks today were SingTel, which declined 0.45%, DBS, which gained 0.48%, UOB, which declined 0.36%, Keppel Corp, which declined 2.56% and OCBC Bank, which closed unchanged. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index fell 0.63%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index fell 0.67%. The outperforming sectors today were represented by the FTSE ST Utilities Index, which rose 1.24%. The two biggest stocks of the Index - United Envirotech and Hyflux – ended 1.11% lower and 1.60% higher respectively. The underperforming sector was the FTSE ST Oil & Gas Index, which slipped 2.59%. Keppel Corp shares declined 2.56% and Sembcorp Industries declined 2.60%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: SPDR Gold Shares (+1.50%) IS MSCI India (-0.14%) DBXT MSCI Indonesia ETF (-1.20%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (-1.53%) CapitaCom Trust (unchanged) CapitaMall Trust (-1.34%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI28600MBeCW150528 (-1.19%) HSI29400MBeCW150528 (-7.08%) HSI27000MBePW150629 (-2.42%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: KepCorp MBeCW150901 (-17.70%) DBS MB eCW151001 (+1.55%) NOL MB eCW160601 (-2.94%) Singapore Stock Market Tuesday Monday *ST Index 3,495.09 -20.76 3,515.85 +2.85 Volume: 1,710.8M 1,779M Value: $1,365.5M $1,271.5M Gainers/Losers: 182/268 258/200 Malaysia Trade Summary Date As of: 28 April 2015 Description Volume Value Frequency Total 5,203,953,721 7,192,958,912,914 226,713 ETF 158,800 100,927,300 41 Stock 5,194,723,621 7,192,181,467,814 226,356 Warrant 9,071,300 676,517,800 316 Thailand Trading Summary As of 28 April 2015 Unit: M.Baht Unit: M.Bah Type Buy Sell Net Institution 3,298.13 6,141.05 -2,842.92 Proprietary 4,928.08 6,133.41 -1,205.33 Foreign 11,409.74 14,063.25 -2,653.51 Individual 29,112.03 22,410.27 6,701.76 Total Trading Value 48,747.98 M.Baht Vietnam Vietnam index falls 0.6 pct, blue chips lead HANOI, April 27 - Vietnam's benchmark VN Index ended 0.6 percent lower on Monday, pulled down by several blue chips including some banks, while gains in several other banks and the country's top insurance firm, Baoviet Holdings, helped trim the fall. The index closed at the session's low of 562.4, with Ocean Group Co leading the decline, falling 4.76 percent after the central bank said it would nationalise a bank in the group. Last Saturday Vietnam's central bank said it would acquire all shares in the loss-making Dai Duong Bank, a unit of Ocean Group Co, to ensure the banking system's safety. The group, which interests in real estate, banking, securities, retail, media and hotels, has already suffered after its chairman was arrested last October for financial fraud. Vinamilk, the country's second-largest listed firm by market value, dropped 0.92 percent even though the company's first quarter net profit rose 10.3 percent from a year earlier to 1.88 trillion dong ($87 million), it said in a statement via the exchange. Vietcombank , Vietnam's largest lender by market value, and BIDV fell on Monday, while VietinBank , the biggest partly private lender by assets, gained 1.69 percent and insurer Baoviet Holdings rose 0.28 percent. The market will be closed between April 28 and May 1 for a public holiday and trade will resume on May 4. VN Index 562.4 PREV. CLOSE 565.77 % CHANGE -0.60% HIGH 568.47 LOW 562.4 Asean SE Asia Stocks - Fall amid outflows, Fed meeting eyed BANGKOK, April 28 - Southeast Asian stock markets pulled lower on Tuesday amid foreign outflows ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, with the Thai benchmark hitting its lowest in more than four weeks as investors awaited an interest rate decision. Bangkok's SET index was down 1.1 percent at 1,531.53, the lowest close since April 1. Shares of Kasikornbank lost almost 3 percent while Krung Thai Bank eased 1 percent, and were among the most actively traded. Thailand's central bank is expected to leave its policy rate steady on Wednesday after a surprise cut last month, despite calls for further easing to weaken the baht and boost a sputtering economy. Indonesia's index , which earlier fell as much as 1.54 percent, after having dropped 3.5 percent on Monday, ended a tad lower. Malaysian shares extended losses to a second session, while Singapore and the Philippines, which were both rising over the past three days, also fell. Vietnam is closed Tuesday through Friday for national holidays. Most markets reported a net foreign selling on the day, including Thailand's 2.8 billion baht ($85.97 million), Indonesia's 1.82 trillion rupiah ($140.1 million) and the Philippines' 619 million peso ($14 million). The two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee starts later in the day. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Prev Close Pct Move Singapore 3495.09 3515.85 -0.59 Kuala Lumpur 1855.06 1859.58 -0.24 Bangkok 1531.53 1548.83 -1.12 Jakarta 5242.16 5245.45 -0.06 Manila 7886.57 7958.07 -0.90
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