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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 15 May 2015 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 7.32 points or 0.21% higher to 3463.1, taking the year-to-date performance to +2.91%. The top active stocks today were CapitaLand, which declined 1.41%, DBS, which declined 0.33%, Genting Sing, which declined 5.91%, SingTel, which gained closed unchanged and SGX, with a 0.34% advance. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index gained 0.48%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index rose 0.35%. The outperforming sectors today were represented by the FTSE ST Health Care Index, which rose 1.98%. The two biggest stocks of the Index - Raffles Medical Group and Biosensors International Group – ended 3.92% higher and remained unchanged respectively. The underperforming sector was the FTSE ST Consumer Services Index, which slipped 0.70%. Jardine Cycle & Carriage shares gained 0.64% and Genting Singapore declined 5.91%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: SPDR Gold Shares (+0.42%) DBXT MSCI Korea ETF (unchanged) IS MSCI India (+1.51%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (+2.46%) CapitaLand Mall Trust (+0.92%) CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-0.30%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI26200MBePW150629 (-27.08%) HSI29000MBeCW150629 (+38.96%) HSI28200MBeCW150629 (+33.87%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: ChinaMobiMBeCW151005 (+18.71%) DBS MB eCW151001 (-0.82%) OCBC Bk MBeCW151103 (+8.96%) Singapore Stock Market Friday Thursday *ST Index 3,463.1 +7.32 3,455.78 +2.61 Volume: 1,224.9M 1,490.6M Value: $1,021.7M $971M Gainers/Losers: 243/192 215/222 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 15 May 2015 The FBM KLCI index gained 4.37 points or 0.24% on Friday. The Finance Index increased 0.18% to 16087.78 points, the Properties Index up 0.51% to 1309.62 points and the Plantation Index rose 0.20% to 7517.71 points. The market traded within a range of 9.87 points between an intra-day high of 1811.92 and a low of 1802.05 during the session. Actively traded stocks include MALAKOF, KANGER, K1, PERDANA, SKPRES-WA, MPAY, SANICHI, SMTRACK, SKPRES and SCN. Trading volume increased to 1746.15 mil shares worth RM1845.16 mil as compared to Thursday’s 1574.17 mil shares worth RM1794.43 mil. Leading Movers were PETCHEM (+17 sen to RM6.33), BAT (+118 sen to RM64.92), TENAGA (+16 sen to RM14.04), MISC (+8 sen to RM8.48) and IOICORP (+4 sen to RM4.25). Lagging Movers were GENTING (-30 sen to RM8.90), CIMB (-4 sen to RM5.96), AXIATA (-4 sen to RM6.75), FGV (-1 sen to RM2.08) and GENM (-2 sen to RM4.30). Market breadth was positive with 411 gainers as compared to 358 losers. The KLCI reversed its mid-day losses by ending 4.37 points higher at 1811.92 after 1Q15 GDP data beat consensus by recording a growth of 5.6% y-o-y. The performance of our benchmark index was lifted by gains in PCHEM, BAT and TNB. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 15 May 2015 Description Volume Value Frequency Total 5,460,123,787 5,945,198,150,580 238,154 ETF 5,300 3,577,600 07 Stock 5,368,646,774 5,936,373,806,280 237,203 Warrant 91,471,713 8,820,766,700 944 Thailand Thai bourse welcomes ASL Securities as a new member Bangkok, May 15, 2015 - The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), has recently welcomed ASL Securities Co., Ltd. (ASL) as a member company of SET to provide securities brokerage service and can trade all products listed on SET, effective from May 18 onwards. The broker has also been accepted as a member of Thailand Clearing House with the same effective date. In line with SET's regulations and procedure, ASL has passed a system test, human resource preparation and risk management, meeting the set criteria. Prior to this, ASL has been granted approval for brokerage business license from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and has now become SET's member number 50. To-date, the total number of SET members is 39. For more information of member list, please visit www.set.or.th . SET "Towards the 5th Decade of Sustainable Wealth for Thais" Trading Summary As of 15 May 2015 Unit: M.Baht Unit: M.Bah Type Buy Sell Net Institution 4,324.55 3,140.06 1,184.49 Proprietary 3,921.40 3,915.78 5.62 Foreign 8,260.24 8,981.65 -721.41 Individual 16,553.74 17,022.45 -468.71 Total Trading Value 33,059.93 M.Baht Vietnam Vietnam ends at 5-1/2-mth low, worries on sea dispute Vietnam's benchmark VN Index closed 1.15 percent lower at 537.44 points on Friday, a level unseen since December last year, as investors sold shares fearing political risks. Declining shares accounted for 55 percent of the total equities on the exchange, led by PetroVietNam Gas, Vietnam's top listed firm by market value, with a 1.61-percent fall, while food producer Masan Group <MSN.HM> lost 2.5 percent. Analysts said investors sold shares on worries that Vietnam's dispute at sea with China may hype up again this month, a year after the northern neighbour placed a $1-billion oil rig in waters Hanoi claims as its exclusive economic zone. Lack of supportive news also hurt sentiment, analysts and traders said, while foreign investors have been net sellers of Vietnamese shares in four straight sessions as of Friday. Here is a snapshot of the VN Index at the close VN Index 537.44 PREV. CLOSE 543.69 % CHANGE -1.15 HIGH 545.48 LOW 537.44 Asean SE Asia Stocks-Most up; Indonesia falls on weak trade data Most Southeast Asian stock markets rose on Friday as investors waited for cues from U.S. data on when the Federal Reserve would hike interest rates, but Indonesian stocks fell after it posted weak April trade numbers. The Jakarta composite index ended the day 0.4 percent lower, trimming its weekly gain to 0.9 percent. The market posted net foreign selling worth 160.2 billion rupiah ($12.24 million) on the day, including selling seen in shares of Bank Rakyat Indonesia and Astra International. Indonesia posted a trade surplus for the fifth straight month in April, but that stemmed from imports tumbling more quickly from a year earlier than exports did, showing that the economy remained sluggish at the start of the second quarter. Vietnam's VN Index shed 1.2 percent, its lowest close since December last year. It dropped 3.1 percent on the week, the region's worst performer. Indexes in Singapore , Malaysia and Thailand all recovered from early weakness and notched up gains on the week, in line with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan . The Philippine main index ended 0.6 percent higher, a near two-week closing high, as domestic investors bought shares, while foreign investors sold a net 109 million pesos ($2.45 million). The index was up 1.5 percent on the week, the region's best performer. The Philippine central bank's decision after market close on Thursday to keep its policy rate steady at 4.0 percent for a fifth straight meeting came in line with expectations and underpinned market sentiment. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Prev Close Pct Move Singapore 3463.10 3455.78 +0.21 Kuala Lumpur 1811.92 1807.55 +0.24 Bangkok 1512.19 1497.40 +0.99 Jakarta 5227.09 5246.13 -0.36 Manila 7881.95 7831.44 +0.64 Ho Chi Minh 537.44 543.69 -1.15
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