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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 13 November 2015 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 29.96 points or 1.01% lower to 2929.05, taking the year-to-date performance to -12.96%. The top active stocks today were SingTel, which declined 0.26%, DBS, which declined 0.58%, HongKong Land, which declined 0.95%, Noble, which declined 11.00% and OCBC Bank, with a 0.89% fall. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 1.05%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index declined 1.27%. The outperforming sectors today were represented by the FTSE ST Basic Materials Index, which rose 0.61%. The two biggest stocks of the Index - Midas Holdings and NSL – ended 1.64% lower and 2.14% higher respectively. The underperforming sector was the FTSE ST Industrials Index, which slipped 2.52%. Jardine Matheson Holdings shares declined 2.64% and Jardine Strategic Holdings declined 3.81%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: Is Msci India 100 (-0.15%) Sti Etf (-1.00%) Spdr Gold Shares (-0.36%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas Reit (-1.34%) Capitamall Trust (-1.32%) Capitacom Trust (-0.38%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI23800MBeCW151230 (-39.60%) HSI22400MBePW151230 (+30.33%) HSI22000MBePW151127 (+59.38%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: DBS MB eCW160404 (-5.66%) OCBC Bk MBeCW160111 (-9.32%) DBS MB eCW160128 (-6.11%) Singapore Stock Market Friday Thursday *ST Index 2,925.68 -33.33 2,959.01 -22.58 Volume: 1,375.9M 1,052.7M Value: $1,095.9M $944.7M Gainers/Losers: 119/291 140/290 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 13 November 2015 The FBM KLCI index lost 4.29 points or 0.26% on Friday. The Finance Index fell 0.20% to 14093.2 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.82% to 1203.42 points and the Plantation Index down 0.12% to 7512.82 points. The market traded within a range of 13.14 points between an intra-day high of 1664.59 and a low of 1651.45 during the session. Actively traded stocks include INSTACO, HIBISCS, INSTACO-WB, RGB, XOX, MALAKOF, AIRASIA, SUPERMX-C1, HUBLINE and PUC. Trading volume increased to 2210.26 mil shares worth RM2137.27 mil as compared to Thursday’s 2137.20 mil shares worth RM1846.34 mil. Leading Movers were AMMB (+8 sen to RM4.62), PPB (+18 sen to RM15.50), WPRTS (+3 sen to RM4.32), PETCHEM (+3 sen to RM6.55) and IHH (+3 sen to RM6.57). Lagging Movers were BAT (-42 sen to RM58.30), GENTING (-12 sen to RM7.33), UMW (-13 sen to RM7.96), GENM (-6 sen to RM4.29) and SIME (-8 sen to RM8.02). Market breadth was negative with 339 gainers as compared to 558 losers. The KLCI ended the week on a negative note, closed lower at 1658.91 points amid overnight losses in US market due to declines in oil prices. Market breadth was negative on absence of positive leads. Thailand Trading Summary Type Buy Sell Net Institution 5,043.36 3,799.09 1,244.27 Proprietary 3,994.92 5,230.58 -1,235.66 Foreign 9,106.86 11,584.56 -2,477.70 Individual 25,720.16 23,251.06 2,469.10 Total Trading Value 43,865.30 M.Baht Vietnam Vietnam index ends up 0.9 pct, volume at 5-wk high Vietnam's benchmark VN Index .VNI closed up 0.94 percent on Friday, marking the second straight rise, with volume hitting a five-week high and most big caps gaining ground as buying picked up. Top dairy products maker Vinamilk VNM.HM , the country's biggest firm by market value, extended its gain for the fourth consecutive session, jumping 3.79 percent, followed by BIDV BID.HM that rallied 1.72 percent. As many as 159.05 million shares changed hand, the highest since Oct. 9 while the index, Southeast Asia's best performer so far this year, had a 0.2-percent loss this week, after a gain of 0.82 percent in the previous week. Here is a snapshot of the VN Index .VNI at the close VN Index 611.27 PREV. CLOSE 605.58 % CHANGE +0.94% HIGH 611.27 LOW 603.72 Asean SE Asia Stocks-Most weak on foreign selling; Fed rate hike concerns weigh Most Southeast Asian stock markets fell on Friday, weighed down by foreign selling after U.S. Federal Reserve officials' comments on a likely December interest rate hike dented sentiment. Singapore's Straits Times Index .STI dropped 1.1 percent to its lowest close since Oct. 6, dragged down by financial and industrial shares. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp OCBC.SI fell 0.9 percent while Noble Group NOBG.SI , Asia's biggest commodity trader, plunged 11 percent after its third-quarter net profit fell to $24.7 million from $153.9 million a year earlier. Malaysia suffered a net foreign outflow of $73.57 million, Thailand witnessed $69.02 million net foreign selling, and Philippines saw $24.77 million outflow. U.S. Fed officials lined up behind a likely December interest rate hike with one key central banker saying the risk of waiting too long was now roughly in balance with the risk of moving too soon to normalize rates after seven years near zero. Other Fed policymakers argued that inflation should rebound, allowing the Fed to soon lift rates from near zero though probably proceed gradually after that. Investor sentiment was also dented due to a plunge in commodity prices to multi-year lows on worries that slower global growth may worsen a supply glut. Malaysia .KLSE fell 0.3 percent to a near six-week low and Thailand .SETI edged down 0.1 percent to its lowest close since Oct. 6. Bucking the trend, the Jakarta Composite Index .JKSE closed 0.2 percent firmer, while Vietnam .VNI recovered to close 0.9 percent higher. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Prev Close Pct Move Singapore 2925.68 2959.01 -1.13 Kuala Lumpur 1658.91 1663.20 -0.26 Bangkok 1382.46 1384.29 -0.13 Jakarta 4472.84 4462.23 +0.24 Manila 6851.88 6909.82 -0.17 Ho Chi Minh 611.27 605.58 +0.94
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