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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 16 February 2017 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 8.21 points or 0.27% higher to 3096.69, taking the year-to-date performance to +7.42%. For longer term observations please go to sgx.com/research. The top active stocks today were DBS, which gained 1.70%, Singtel, which gained 0.25%, OCBC Bank, which closed unchanged, CapitaLand, which declined 1.15% and Noble which closed unchanged. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 0.32%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index rose 0.59%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: Ishares Usd Asia Bond ETF (-0.37%) STI ETF (unchanged) SPDR Gold Shares (+1.01%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (unchanged) CapitaLand Mall Trust (-1.01%) Suntec REIT (-0.58%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI24200MBeCW170427 (+6.85%) HSI24800UBeCW170529 (+6.67%) HSI24600MBeCW170330 (unchanged) The most active stock warrants by value today were: DBS MB eCW170710 (+18.75%) OCBC Bk MB eCW171002 (+1.82%) UOB MB eCW170703 (+0.99%) Singapore Stock Market Thursday Wednesday *ST Index 3,096.69 +8.21 3,088.48 +16.01 Volume: 3,324.1M 3,253.5M Value: $1,369.1M $1,473.7M Gainers/Losers: 274/215 299/187 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 16 February 2017 The FBM KLCI index lost 2.20 points or 0.13% on Thursday. The Finance Index fell 0.34% to 15072.72 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.33% to 1200.28 points and the Plantation Index down 0.12% to 8191.45 points. The market traded within a range of 3.66 points between an intra-day high of 1709.36 and a low of 1705.70 during the session. Actively traded stocks include DNEX, ASIABIO, MTRONIC, IFCAMSC, DNEX-WD, MYEG, HIBISCS, STERPRO, VIZIONE-WC and OCR-PA. Trading volume decreased to 2106.43 mil shares worth RM2349.97 mil as compared to Wednesday’s 2300.12 mil shares worth RM2555.97 mil. Leading Movers were PETCHEM (+9 sen to RM7.30), WPRTS (+4 sen to RM4.17), GENM (+4 sen to RM5.09), HAPSENG (+5 sen to RM9.18) and SIME (+4 sen to RM9.14). Lagging Movers were CIMB (-8 sen to RM5.09), YTL (-2 sen to RM1.53), HLFG (-12 sen to RM15.36), PBBANK (-18 sen to RM20.08) and BAT (-22 sen to RM48.78). Market breadth was negative with 368 gainers as compared to 501 losers. The KLCI ended lower at 1707.59 points despite overnight gains in US market. The performance of our benchmark index was dragged down by losses in heavyweight counters such as CIMB, YTL Corp and BAT. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 16 February 2017 Description Volume Value Frequency ETF 9,300 5,013,400 10 Stock 26,478,888,333 9,628,339,834,606 447,978 Warrant 51,101,404 22,118,779,200 613 Total 26,529,999,037 9,650,463,627,206 448,601 Thailand Trading Summary As of 16 February 2017 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 5,868.00 4,982.33 885.67 Proprietary 5,568.12 6,818.01 -1,249.89 Foreign 16,197.40 14,765.59 1,431.81 Individual 21,958.96 23,026.56 -1,067.59 Total Trading Value 49,592.48 M.Baht Asean SE Asia Stocks-Philippines gains on technical rebound; Indonesia down Philippine shares on Thursday recouped previous session's losses to end higher as industrials and financials rallied, while Indonesia closed lower after the much-watched first round election for Jakarta governor produced no clear outcome. Unofficial sample vote counts pointed to a second round between the incumbent Basuki Tjahaja Purnama and Anies Baswedan, a former education minister, after neither appeared to win a majority in Wednesday's election. The General Elections Commission is expected to announce official results in around two weeks, and the earliest a second round will be held is April. The Jakarta SE Composite index .JKSE ended the session 0.1 percent lower, dragged down mainly by financial stocks. PT Bank Mandiri Tbk BMRI.JK fell 2 percent to close at its lowest level in nearly two weeks. The biggest Indonesian bank by assets reported a 32 percent drop in its 2016 net profit on Tuesday. Trading volumes were nearly thrice the 30-day average. Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk PT BBNI.JK fell 1.6 percent in heavy trade. Philippine shares .PSI closed 1.5 percent higher. The index had fallen significantly in the last two trading sessions. "We are the outlier in the region, but again it's a technical rebound," said Victor Felix, equity analyst at AB Capital Securities. "There is a lack of catalysts right now ... starting end of this month or beginning of next month we should see a downtrend coming up to the (U.S. Federal Reserve) meeting." Conglomerate SM Investments Corp SM.PS gained 2.9 percent, while JG Summit Holdings Inc JGS.PS rose 3.8 percent to its highest close since Jan. 30. Singapore index .STI extended gains to close 0.3 percent higher, boosted by financials and industrials. Top lender DBS Group Holdings Ltd DBSM.SI gained 1.7 percent despite posting its lowest quarterly profit in two years. Thai Beverage PCL TBEV.SI extended gains to rise 2.1 percent to its highest close in three months. Vietnam stocks .VNI snapped four sessions of gains to close 0.3 percent lower, off from the nine-year high hit earlier in the session. Banks, which led the previous session's rally, were the biggest drags on the index. Vietcombank VCB.HM fell 1 percent to its lowest close in more than three weeks. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current prev close Pct Move Singapore 3096.69 3088.48 0.27 Bangkok 1576.05 1573.37 0.17 Manila 7283.25 7174.3 1.52 Jakarta 5377.998 5380.67 -0.05 Kuala Lumpur 1707.59 1709.79 -0.13 Ho Chi Minh 709.35 711.57 -0.31
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