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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 24 February 2017 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 20.54 points or 0.65% lower to 3117.03, taking the year-to-date performance to +8.20%. For longer term observations please go to sgx.com/research. The top active stocks today were Noble, which declined 16.67%, DBS, which declined 0.11%, CapitaLand, which gained 0.28%, Keppel Corp, which closed unchanged and Singtel, with a 0.50% fall. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 1.45%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index declined 0.20%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: STI ETF (-0.32%) SPDR Gold Shares (+1.27%) DBXT MSCI Thailand TRN ETF (unchanged) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (-0.40%) CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-1.60%) CapitaLand Mall Trust (-0.76%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI23600MBePW170427 (+5.22%) HSI24600MBeCW170330 (-14.46%) HSI24200MBeCW170427 (-9.15%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: KepCorp MBeCW170703 (-3.13%) OCBC Bk MB eCW171002 (-4.07%) CapitalaMBeCW171002 (unchanged) Singapore Stock Market Friday Thursday *ST Index 3,117.03 -20.54 3,137.57 +15.37 Volume: 3,190.8M 3,460.8M Value: $1,425.4M $1,695.1M Gainers/Losers: 208/269 239/208 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 24 February 2017 The FBM KLCI index lost 6.13 points or 0.36% on Friday. The Finance Index increased 0.53% to 15127.7 points, the Properties Index up 0.37% to 1224.41 points and the Plantation Index rose 0.23% to 8070.35 points. The market traded within a range of 10.83 points between an intra-day high of 1707.31 and a low of 1696.48 during the session. Actively traded stocks include DNEX-WD, CENSOF-WB, DNEX, FRONTKN, VIVOCOM, CENSOF, CENSOF-WA, BORNOIL, RSENA-WA and AT. Trading volume increased to 3014.65 mil shares worth RM2558.59 mil as compared to Thursday’s 2793.19 mil shares worth RM2673.12 mil. Leading Movers were MAYBANK (+20 sen to RM8.60), IOICORP (+9 sen to RM4.69), PETCHEM (+4 sen to RM7.41), SIME (+4 sen to RM9.20) and GENTING (+3 sen to RM9.11). Lagging Movers were AXIATA (-24 sen to RM4.29), IHH (-24 sen to RM5.91), GENM (-19 sen to RM5.28), MAXIS (-9 sen to RM6.29) and WPRTS (-8 sen to RM3.94). Market breadth was negative with 358 gainers as compared to 530 losers. The KLCI failed to advance and closed lower below 1700 level at 1698.35 points amid overnight mix performance in US market. The performance of our local bourse was bogged down by selling interests in heavy weight counters like Axiata, IHH Healthcare and Genting Malaysia. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 24 February 2017 Description Volume Value Frequency ETF 20,100 15,120,100 17 Stock 15,191,065,214 6,508,835,875,236 341,292 Right 8,967,900 112,988,300 225 Warrant 27,643,700 3,153,926,100 979 Total 15,227,696,914 6,512,117,909,736 342,513 Thailand Trading Summary As of 24 February 2017 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 4,533.33 4,760.59 -227.26 Proprietary 4,771.69 5,303.81 -532.13 Foreign 14,056.85 13,773.18 283.67 Individual 18,242.26 17,766.55 475.71 Total Trading Value 41,604.13 M.Baht Asean SE Asia Stocks-Lower; Trump's tirade on China weighs Southeast Asian stock markets, except Indonesia, closed lower on Friday, with investor sentiment in export-reliant Asian economies jittery as U.S. President Donald Trump again accused China of being a currency manipulator. In an exclusive interview with Reuters, Trump called China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation, hours after his new Treasury Secretary promised a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices. Trump's comments weighed on the already weakened sentiment across the region, where investors have chafed at the new U.S. administration's protectionist stance. "Protectionist policies will definitely have a negative impact on the regional markets, especially on those export-dependent on the U.S.," said Lexter Azurin, head of equities research at Manila-based Unicapital Securities Inc. In Singapore, shares .STI ended 0.7 percent lower after the city-state reported factory output fell 6 percent from December, more than double the 2.6 percent contraction predicted in a Reuters poll. The index, however, posted a third straight weekly gain, adding 0.3 percent. Oil and gas, and consumer stocks took a hit, with Genting Singapore GENS.SI dropping 2.4 percent and rig builder Sembcorp Industries SCIL.SI off 2.7 percent. Philippine shares .PSI slipped for a second day, ending 1 percent lower, as realtors SM Investments SM.PS and Ayala Land ALI.PS shed 1.8 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively. The index added 0.2 percent on the week. Indonesia .JKSE was the region's only gainer, finishing 0.2 percent higher. It rose 0.7 percent on the week. Malaysia .KLSE and Thailand .SETI dropped slightly, while Vietnam .VNI lost 0.3 percent. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Previous Close Pct Move Singapore 3117.03 3137.57 -0.65 Bangkok 1564.59 1567.32 -0.17 Manila 7258.99 7335.56 -1.04 Jakarta 5385.906 5372.748 0.24 Kuala Lumpur 1698.35 1704.48 -0.36 Ho Chi Minh 714.47 716.87 -0.33
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