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Singapore 27 November 2014 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended -8.70 points lower or -0.26% to 3340.96, taking the year-to-date performance to +5.56%. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined -0.11% while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index declined -0.43%. The top active stocks were SingTel (-0.26%), DBS (-0.25%), ThaiBev (-4.38%), Suntec REIT (+0.26%) and OCBC Bank (+0.10%). The outperforming sectors today were represented by the FTSE ST Health Care Index (+0.47%). The two biggest stocks of the FTSE ST Health Care Index are Raffles Medical Group (-0.52%) and Biosensors International Group (+2.75%). The underperforming sector was the FTSE ST Basic Materials Index, which declined -2.14% with Midas Holdings ’ share price declining -5.09% and Geo Energy Resources’ share price gaining +2.33%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were the IS MSCI India (+0.26%), United SSE 50 China ETF (-0.57%), STI ETF (+0.59%). The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were Suntec REIT (+0.26%), Ascendas REIT (-0.86%), CapitaCom Trust (-0.89%). The most active index warrants by value today were HSI24400MBeCW141230 (-15.73%), HSI23800MBePW150129 (+6.45%), HSI23600MBePW141230 (+11.11%). The most active stock warrants by value today were DBS MB eCW150602 (+3.33%), UOB MB eCW150415 (+5.23%), UOB MB eCW150102 (+2.38%). 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 Thursday Wednesday *ST Index 3,340.96 -8.7 3,349.66 +4.67 Volume: 1,230M 1,630.7M Value: $1,018.3M $1,209.4M Gainers/Losers: 174/238 224/186 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 27 Nov 2014 The FBM KLCI index lost 12.26 points or 0.67% on Thursday. The Finance Index fell 0.37% to 16333.16 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.02% to 1403.13 points and the Plantation Index down 0.37% to 8301.56 points. The market traded within a range of 17.72 points between an intra-day high of 1845.76 and a low of 1828.04 during the session. Actively traded stocks include NOVAMSC, JAG, DAYA, SYSTECH, SUMATEC, KNM, ASIABIO, SKPETRO, MEGB and EFFICEN. Trading volume decreased to 1551.66 mil shares worth RM1358.33 mil as compared to Wednesday’s 1733.52 mil shares worth RM1469.41 mil. Leading Movers were KLCC (+8 sen to RM6.86), IOICORP (+4 sen to RM4.69), RHBCAP (+5 sen to RM8.23), IHH (+3 sen to RM5.00) and CIMB (+3 sen to RM5.82). Lagging Movers were SKPETRO (-14 sen to RM3.09), FGV (-12 sen to RM3.38), HLFG (-52 sen to RM17.50), ASTRO (-10 sen to RM3.37) and DIGI (-13 sen to RM6.27). Market breadth was negative with 252 gainers as compared to 567 losers. The day ended with the KLCI closing lower at 1829.91 points, despite the positive overnight performance in US market. Investor’s sentiment remained cautious following the decline of China’s industrial profit in October, fell in oil prices, and weaker home sales data recorded by the US that indicates the possible slowdown in global economy. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 27 November 2014 Description Volume Value Frequency Total 6,602,933,747 4,718,370,707,298 201,265 ETF 115,600 53,794,000 38 Stock 6,576,340,255 4,717,634,789,496 200,017 Right 87,200 87,200 10 Warrant 26,390,692 682,036,602 1,200 Thailand Thai bourse announces winners of SET Awards 2014 BANGKOK, November 27, 2014 - The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) announces the 51 winners of SET Awards 2014, with Kongkiat Opaswongkarn, CEO of Asia Plus Securities pcl (ASP), winning the Best CEO award of SET-listed companies and Pichaet Wiriyachitra, CEO of Asian Phytoceuticals pcl (APCO), being awarded with the Best CEO award of mai-listed companies. Minister of Finance Sommai Phasee presides over the ceremony and bestowed the awards today KBANK, SCC and BCP have been winners for SET Awards of Honor every year for seven consecutive years. SET President Kesara Manchusri said that SET has hosted the SET Awards ceremony for seven consecutive years. This year's "A Move towards Sustainable Growth" theme was to focus on SET's mission to strengthen Thai firms' capabilities and quality towards sustainability. The total of 43 companies were recognized as award winners, receiving altogether 51 awards. "The two winners of Best CEO of SET and mai are visionary leaders with outstanding capabilities. Both have led their organizations towards strong and sustainable growth by adhering to good corporate governance, enhancing their strategic capabilities, contributing to business and society, while placing emphasis on investors," Kesara stated. In addition to the SET Awards in various categories, SET Award of Honor is given to the firms that have maintained prominence in specific area for three or more consecutive years. Out of the 19 Awards of Honor in four categories this year, three awardees have maintained their prominence in particular area for seven consecutive years: Kasikornbank pcl (KBANK) for prominence in corporate governance reports, Siam Cement pcl (SCC) for superiority in corporate social responsibility and Bangchak Petroleum pcl (BCP) for prominence in both of these areas. This is an indicator that Thai companies are becoming more and more distinguished, paving the way to increased sustainable competitiveness. Santi Viriyarungsarit, editor-in-chief of Money & Banking magazine, the SET Awards co-host, said, "Despite business uncertainties, The strength and synergy of Thai businesses, Thai listed companies, securities firms and asset management companies have clearly shown that they could still maintain competitive capabilities, with dynamics and stay at the forefront of the capital market." Panas Simasathien, chairman of the SET Awards 2014 Distinguished Judging Committee, said, "SET Awards is an esteemed recognition that reinforces the highest standards in many fields. The criteria are transparent and measurable, the judging process is through comprehensive assessment of extensive qualitative and quantitative information from many sources, including personal interviews. This could greatly inspire and motivate Thai firms to build sustainable growth, driving sustainable development to the Thai capital market and the economy across the board." The List of Winners of SET Awards 2014 SET Award of Honor for 2014 For Continuous Excellence in 2008-2014 ? In Corporate Governance Report: The Bangchak Petroleum pcl (BCP) KASIKORNBANK pcl (KBANK) ? In Corporate Social Responsibility: The Bangchak Petroleum pcl (BCP) The Siam Cement pcl (SCC) For Continuous Excellence in 2009-2014 ? In Corporate Governance Report: Somboon Advance Technology pcl (SAT) SE-EDUCATION pcl (SE-ED) For Continuous Excellence in 2010-2014 ? In Corporate Governance Report: Kiatnakin Bank pcl (KKP) For Continuous Excellence in 2011-2014 ? In Corporate Governance Report: Central Pattana pcl (CPN) PTT Exploration and Production pcl (PTTEP) TISCO Financial Group pcl (TISCO) ? In Corporate Social Responsibility: PTT pcl (PTT) Somboon Advance Technology pcl (SAT) For Continuous Excellence in 2012-2014 ? In Corporate Governance Report: Phol Dhanya pcl (PHOL) SC Asset Corporation pcl (SC) Thai Oil pcl (TOP) ? In Corporate Social Responsibility: Thai Oil pcl (TOP) ? In Investor Relations: Advanced Info Service pcl (ADVANC) Jubilee Enterprise pcl (JUBILE) ? Securities Company: Retail investors Kasikorn Securities pcl (KSMACQ) SET Awards 2014 1. Best CEO Awards ? Best CEO Award: CEO of Company listed on SET Dr. Kongkiat Opaswongkarn Chief Executive Officer Asia Plus Securities pcl (ASP) ? Best CEO Award: CEO of Company listed on mai Prof. Dr. Pichaet Wiriyachitra Managing Director Asian Phytoceuticals pcl (APCO) 2. Best Company Performance Awards ? SET market capitalization of over THB50 bln.: Delta Electronics (Thailand) pcl (DELTA) ? SET market capitalization of THB20 bln. - THB50 bln.: -No Award was given- ? SET market capitalization of THB10 bln. - THB20 bln..: GFPT pcl (GFPT) ? SET market capitalization of THB2 bln. - THB10 bln: MFC Asset Management pcl (MFC) ? SET market capitalization of less than THB2 bln.: Pato Chemical Industry pcl (PATO) ? Company listed on mai: Asian Phytoceuticals pcl (APCO) 3. Top Corporate Governance Report Awards ? Companies listed on SET: Bangkok Aviation Fuel Services pcl (BAFS) Hana Microelectronics pcl (HANA) INTOUCH Holdings pcl (INTUCH) Indorama Ventures pcl (IVL) PTT pcl (PTT) PTT Global Chemical pcl (PTTGC) Samart Corporation pcl (SAMART) Samart Telcoms pcl (SAMART) Samart I-Mobile pcl (SIM) Supalai pcl (SPALI) ? Companies listed on mai: Panjawattana Plastic pcl (PJW) Project Planning Service pcl (PPS) 4. Best Investor Relations Awards ??SET market capitalization of over THB50 bln: KASIKORNBANK pcl (KBANK) ??SET market capitalization of THB20 bln. - THB50 bln: Pruksa Real Estate pcl (PS) ??SET market capitalization of THB10 bln. - THB20 bln: Samart Corporation pcl (SAMART) ??SET market capitalization of THB2 bln. - THB10 bln: The Erawan Group pcl (ERW) ??SET market capitalization of less than THB2 bln: -No Award was given- ??Company listed on mai: UAC Global pcl (UAC) 5. Best Corporate Social Responsibility Awards ??SET market capitalization of over THB50 bln: -No Award was given- ??SET market capitalization of THB20 bln. - THB50 bln: -No Award was given- ??SET market capitalization of THB10 bln. - THB20 bln: -No Award was given- ??SET market capitalization of THB2 bln. - THB10 bln: Thai Wacoal pcl (WACOAL) ??SET market capitalization of less than THB2 bln: - People's Garment pcl (PG) - Thai Optical Group pcl (TOG) ??Company listed on mai: QTC Energy pcl (QTC) . Best Securities Company Awards ??Securities Company for Institutional investors: KASIKORN Securities pcl (KSMACQ) ??Securities Company for Retail investors: SCB Securities Company Limited (SCBS) ??Best Derivatives House Award: CIMB Securities (Thailand) Company Limited (CIMBS) 7. Best Asset Management Company Award - SCB Asset Management Company Limited Those interested in viewing the recorded tape of SET Awards 2014, please go to Money Channel on December 13, 2014 at 13.30 hrs. onwards, For more information on SET Awards, please visit www.set.or.th/setawards SET Group "Matching Your Right Financial Opportunities" Trading Summary As of 27 November 2014 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 4,597.07 4,752.03 -154.96 Proprietary 4,376.07 3,994.08 381.99 Foreign 7,962.06 7,751.07 210.99 Individual 33,121.17 33,559.19 -438.02 Total Trading Value 50,056.37 M.Baht Vietnam Vietnam index falls 0.55 pct, OPEC lets down Vietnam's benchmark VN Index hit a fresh five-month low at its Thursday close as energy-related shares extended falls after expectations for OPEC to cut oil output became low. Brent crude fell to a four-year low under $76.30 a barrel on Thursday as it became increasingly unlikely that OPEC would cut output to support prices during a meeting in Austria. Bargain hunting helped rising shares outperform the decliners by nearly two to one, but the index failed to rebound as PetroVietNam Gas <GAS.HM> , Vietnam's top listed firm accounting for a fifth of the market value, broke its six-month low close hit on Wednesday to end 3.19 percent down. Petrovietnam Drilling & Well Services , another subsidiary of unlisted state oil and gas group Petrovietnam, lost 3.01 percent to a level unseen in more than four months, Reuters data showed. Crude oil is one of Vietnam's major cash earners in the country's export-driven economy. Here is a snapshot of the VN Index at close VN Index 572.89 PREV. CLOSE 576.04 % CHANGE -0.55% HIGH 575.82 LOW 567.36 Asean SE Asia Stocks-Philippine index near two-week low after weak Q3 GDP Philippine shares hit the lowest in nearly two weeks on Thursday after the country posted slower economic growth in the third quarter while most other indexes in Southeast Asia snapped rising streaks as energy related stocks fell in line with declining global oil prices. [O/R] The Philippine economy slowed to its weakest pace in more than five years in the third quarter, hurt by a decline in public spending and farm output and signalling a longer-than-expected pause in the central bank's tightening cycle. Manila's key share index was down 1.24 percent at 7,265.34, the lowest close since Nov. 17. Foreign investors bought a net 18.3 billion pesos ($408 million) worth stocks amid inflows into large caps such as SM Investments Corp and Alliance Global Group while outflows hit shares such as SM Prime Holdings . SM Prime Holdings dropped 4.8 percent after a share placement at a lower-than-market price. Malaysia's main index slipped 0.7 percent after three sessions of gains, dragged lower by shares of Sapurakencana Petroleum . Singapore's key index eased 0.2 percent, nearly erasing gains over the past two sessions. Among losers in the region, shares of Singapore's Keppel Corporation was down 0.4 percent and Thailand's energy firm PTT slipped 1 percent. The Thai SET index ended up 0.6 percent, helped by selective buying in aviation shares such as Airports of Thailand and Thai Airways Internationa , with traders citing lower oil prices as helping to bolster the sector's outlook. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Prev Close Pct Move Singapore 3340.96 3349.66 -0.26 Kuala Lumpur 1829.91 1842.17 -0.67 Bangkok 1599.82 1591.00 +0.55 Jakarta 5145.32 5133.04 +0.24 Manila 7265.34 7356.59 -1.24 Ho Chi Minh 572.89 576.04 -0.55
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