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Singapore
14 June 2018 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 35.78 points or 1.05% lower to 3356.73, taking the year-to-date performance to -1.36%. For more details, go to www.sgx.com/research The top active stocks today were DBS, which declined 1.95%, UOB, which declined 0.55%, OCBC Bank, which declined 1.38%, Singtel, which declined 0.93% and Genting Sing, with a 4.69% fall. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 1.25%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index declined 0.43%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: IS MSCI India (-1.38%) DBXT FTSE Vietnam ETF (+1.88%) STI ETF (-1.07%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Suntec REIT (-0.59%) Ascendas REIT (-1.87%) CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-2.96%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI29600MBePW180730 (+15.93%) HSI31000MBeCW180730 (-20.16%) HSI28200MBePW180830 (+13.64%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: DBS MB eCW181126 (-13.45%) UOB MB ePW181001 (+8.28%) DBS MB ePW181001 (+14.75%) Singapore Exchange has introduced My Gateway to meet increasing investor interest for more investment knowledge and education. My Gateway provides one-stop access to market updates, video clips on investment products, information on seminars and courses as well as other resources. Click here for My Gateway. Singapore Stock Market Friday Wednesday *ST Index 3,356.73 -35.78 3,392.51 -38.18 Volume: 2,601M 1,479.3M Value: $2,061.3M $1,214.8M Gainers/Losers: 154/277 143/285 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 14 June 2018 The FBM KLCI index lost 1.79 points or 0.10% on Thursday. The Finance Index fell 0.24% to 17492.84 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.33% to 1043.49 points and the Plantation Index rose 0.58% to 7782.65 points. The market traded within a range of 16.77 points between an intra-day high of 1762.22 and a low of 1745.45 during the session. Actively traded stocks include MAYBANK, SAPNRG, MYEG, YTL, SANICHI, TDM, YTLPOWR, BARAKAH, DGB and FINTEC. Trading volume decreased to 1617.77 mil shares worth RM3021.92 mil as compared to Wednesday’s 2100.76 mil shares worth RM1993.66 mil. Leading Movers were PETGAS (+56 sen to RM17.50), GENM (+14 sen to RM5.09), CIMB (+11 sen to RM5.97), KLCC (+12 sen to RM7.53) and GENTING (+9 sen to RM8.55). Lagging Movers were PETDAG (-88 sen to RM25.82), IOICORP (-10 sen to RM4.70), NESTLE (-310 sen to RM148.00), SIME (-5 sen to RM2.60) and RHBBANK (-10 sen to RM5.81). Market breadth was negative with 361 gainers as compared to 372 losers. KLCI closed lower at 1761.78 points amid overnight losses in US market. Market sentiment was muted ahead of Hari Raya Puasa Holiday. Indonesia Trading Summary Date : Friday, 08-Jun-2018 Description Volume (Shares/Unit) Value (Rupiah) Frequency ETF 334,500 97,561,200 70 Stock 8,261,938,435 11,344,544,505,224 442,851 Right 53,400,139 452,480,367 922 Warrant 27,847,200 6,179,643,450 3,608 Total 8,343,520,274 11,351,274,190,241 447,451 Thailand SET strengthens social enterprises via 2nd SET Social Impact Gym Bangkok, June 15, 2018 - The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) together with Market for Alternative Investment (mai) and mai Listed Company Association (maiA) will organize the SET Social Impact Gym 2018 project for the second consecutive year to firm up social enterprises (SEs) for the benefit of the society. Dr. Krisada Sektrakul, SET Senior Executive Vice President - Head of Capital Market Education Division and Sustainable Development Division, said that The Thai capital market has continued to promote quality growth among SMEs, Startups, and SEs with synergy to significantly move the economy and the country forward, realizing that side-by-side growth of the private sector and the society will help achieve sustainable development. In line with SET's "To Make the Capital Market 'Work' for Everyone" vision, the project can boost the potential and the strong expansion of SEs through the collaboration of company executives who have agreed to share their experiences on how to run successful businesses. This year, 25 mai-listed companies will act as coaches for 19 participating SEs for six months. The first SET Social Impact Gym project launched last year was a success and more than half of participating SEs could boost their potential and keep up cooperation with listed firms. The project is the expansion of the SET Social Impact, which is a platform designed to connect the capital market with SEs. Currently, 61 listed companies and 67 SEs are active on this platform. Dr. Charnkrit Dejpitak, President of mai Listed Company Association (maiA), added that the association has shared knowledge and experience with participants in the SET Social Impact Gym from the start. This year, more listed companies have expressed interest in participating in the project as they recognize the importance of sharing their knowledge with new up-and-coming players. They are willing to help and delighted to see new entrepreneurs grow on a solid base with positive outcome for the society and the country as a whole. Trading Summary As of 11 June 2018 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 9,648.22 3,706.98 5,941.25 Proprietary 6,516.46 7,142.54 -626.08 Foreign 31,177.44 38,645.93 -7,468.49 Individual 21,499.07 19,345.75 2,153.32 Total Trading Value 68,841.20 M.Baht Asean SE Asia Stocks- End lower; US-China trade tensions resurface * Thai shares mark six-month closing low * Singapore ends down for 3rd straight session * U.S.-China trade tensions weigh June 14 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks ended lower on Thursday ahead of a long weekend for most markets in the region, with the Thai index marking a six-month closing low while resurfacing U.S.-China trade tensions played on investors' minds. U.S. President Donald Trump will meet his top trade advisers on Thursday to decide on activating tariffs on Chinese goods, a senior Trump administration official said, as China again urged talks to settle the dispute. Trump is due to unveil revisions to his initial tariff list targeting $50 billion of Chinese goods on Friday. The U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday to raise its benchmark overnight lending rate and indications of further hikes by the end of this year also weighed on markets, while China left short-term interest rates unchanged. Investors also awaited an announcement by the European Central Bank on whether or not it will end its asset purchases by year-end. Thai shares .SETI marked their lowest close since mid-December with material stocks like PTT Global Chemical PCL PTTGC.BK and Siam Cement PCL SCC.BK down over 2 percent each. The Vietnam index .VNI fell 1.44 percent, dragged down by Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Viet Nam VCB.HM and Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam BID.HM . The index is down 2.2 percent so far this week. Singapore shares .STI ended lower for a third consecutive session, and shed 2.3 percent for the week. Financials accounted for most of the losses with both DBS Group DBSM.SI and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp OCBC.SI ending over 1 percent lower. Markets in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines are closed on Friday for holidays. Current Previous Close Pct Move Singapore 3356.73 3392.51 -1.05 Bangkok 1709.86 1718.34 -0.49 Manila 7529.54 7602.98 -0.97 Kuala Lumpur 1761.78 1763.57 -0.10 Ho Chi Minh 1015.72 1030.53 -1.44
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