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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 05 March 2018 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 40.59 points or 1.17% lower to 3438.61, taking the year-to-date performance to +1.05%. For more observations, go to sgx.com/research The top active stocks today were DBS, which declined 1.44%, Genting Sing, which declined 2.61%, OCBC Bank, which gained 0.23%, Singtel, which declined 1.19% and Creative, with a 70.57% advance. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 1.15%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index declined 0.79%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: STI ETF (-1.43%) IS MSCI India (+0.35%) Lion-Phillip S-REIT (-0.30%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (-1.15%) CapitaLand Mall Trust (-1.00%) CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-1.16%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI30200MBePW180328 (+29.37%) HSI28800MBePW180427 (+24.19%) HSI31600MBeCW180427 (-30.20%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: DBS MB eCW180808 (-21.91%) KepCorp MBeCW180910 (-21.05%) Singapore Stock Market Monday Friday *ST Index 3,438.61-40.59 3,479.2-34.65 Volume: 2,389.2M 2,294.3M Value: $1,622.9M $1,284.2M Gainers/Losers: 137/351 170/295 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 5 March 2018 The FBM KLCI index lost 13.45 points or 0.72% on Monday. The Finance Index fell 1.05% to 18036.66 points, the Properties Index dropped 1.30% to 1157.96 points and the Plantation Index down 0.05% to 8075.86 points. The market traded within a range of 13.71 points between an intra-day high of 1853.75 and a low of 1840.04 during the session. Actively traded stocks include HUAAN, DGB-WA, DAYA, EAH, PUC, SUMATEC, UMWOG, DGB, HIBISCS and PMETAL. Trading volume increased to 2620.97 mil shares worth RM2405.07 mil as compared to Friday’s 2551.23 mil shares worth RM2414.91 mil. Leading Movers were NESTLE (+200 sen to RM127.90), PETGAS (+20 sen to RM17.62), AXIATA (+4 sen to RM5.37), KLK (+8 sen to RM25.40) and GENM (+1 sen to RM5.21). Lagging Movers were PMETAL (-50 sen to RM4.97), HLBANK (-80 sen to RM18.70), TM (-18 sen to RM5.72), YTL (-4 sen to RM1.38) and KLCC (-18 sen to RM7.63). Market breadth was negative with 172 gainers as compared to 963 losers. The KLCI closed lower at 1842.62 points amid last Friday’s overnight mixed performance in US market. The performance of our local bourse was bogged down by selling interest in heavy weight counters such as Press Metal, Hong Leong Bank and TM. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 05 March 2018 Description Volume Value Frequency ETF 538,100 85,743,900 33 Stock 9,089,385,661 7,249,583,355,159 358,897 Warrant 32,785,700 9,607,220,800 2,412 Total 9,122,709,461 7,259,276,319,859 361,342 Thailand Trading Summary As of 5 March 2018 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 8,114.41 7,070.72 1,043.69 Proprietary 10,313.34 9,176.09 1,137.24 Foreign 20,931.09 26,004.23 -5,073.14 Individual 30,611.85 27,719.65 2,892.21 Total Trading Value 69,970.69 M.Baht Asean SE Asia Stocks-Fall; Vietnam comes off near 11-yr high to close 2.5 pct lower * Singapore falls over 1 pct, down for 5th session * Indonesia posts 3-week closing low * Thailand extends fall into fourth session By Susan Mathew March 5 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets extended falls on Monday, with Vietnam declining 2.5 percent and Singapore shedding over 1 percent, on continued fears of a global trade war. Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump proposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminium, a pledge that met with warnings of retaliation from the rest of the world over the weekend. Vietnam shares .VNI rose as much as 1 percent to their highest since March 2007 before reversing their course. They fell due to "some concerns of margin availability" and a correction catchup after they bucked the downward trend seen last week in most markets of the region, said Fiachra Mac Cana, head of research at Ho Chi Minh Securities. The index logged a gain of 1.7 percent last week. Joint Stock Commercial Bank For Foreign Trade Of Viet Nam VCB.HM and Petrovietnam Gas GAS.HM were the biggest drags, down 5.3 percent and 4.3 percent, respectively. Singapore shares .STI dropped for a fifth straight sessionand posted their lowest close since Feb. 14. Yangzijiang Shipbuilding YAZG.SI was the worst performer with a plunge of 5.7 percent. Among other losers, lender DBS Group DBSM.SI fell 1.4 percent, while Keppel Corp KPLM.SI declined over 3 percent. Philippine shares .PSI closed 0.9 percent lower in thin trade, with Manila Electric MER.PS being the worst performer with a decline of 2.8 percent. SM Investments SM.PS fell 1.9 percent. Malaysian stocks .KLSE finished the session down 0.7 percent, even after data showed exports surged 17.9 percent in January and beat expectations of an 11.4 percent rise. Shares of aluminium trader Press Metal Aluminium Holdings PMET.KL were the biggest drag with a plunge of 9.1 percent. Indonesia stocks .JKSE fell to their lowest close in three weeks, while Thai shares .SETI declined for the fourth straight session. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS: Market Current Previous Pct Move close Singapore 3438.61 3479.2 -1.17 Bangkok 1808.89 1811.98 -0.17 Manila 8386.17 8458.57 -0.86 Jakarta 6550.593 6582.316 -0.48 Kuala Lumpur 1842.62 1856.07 -0.72 Ho Chi Minh 1093.48 1121.21 -2.47
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