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ASEAN PROFILES ASEAN KEY DESTINATIONS 
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Singapore 16 October 2017 The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 3.95 points or 0.12% higher to 3323.06, taking the year-to-date performance to +15.35%. For longer term observations please go to sgx.com/research. The top active stocks today were Singtel, which gained 0.54%, Keppel Corp, which gained 0.85%, DBS, which declined 0.33%, CityDev, which gained 1.26% and ThaiBev, with a 2.13% advance. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index gained 0.12%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index rose 0.13%. The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were: STI ETF (+0.30%) SPDR Gold Shares (+0.77%) IS MSCI India (+1.04%) The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were: Ascendas REIT (+1.10%) CapitaLand Mall Trust (+0.49%) CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-0.30%) The most active index warrants by value today were: HSI29000MBeCW171129 (+12.17%) HSI29200MBeCW171228 (+11.91%) HSI27800MBePW171129 (-18.18%) The most active stock warrants by value today were: DBS MB eCW180226 (-2.24%) UOB MB eCW180115 (-6.98%) UOB MB eCW180226 (-4.76%) Singapore Stock Market Tuesday Monday *ST Index 3,335.89 +12.83 3,323.06 +3.95 Volume: 191.3M 1,750.7M Value: $210.5M $1,134.4M Gainers/Losers: 135/88 252/206 Malaysia Daily Market Commentary (Securities) 16 October 2017 The FBM KLCI index lost 0.95 points or 0.05% on Monday. The Finance Index fell 0.24% to 16481.27 points, the Properties Index up 0.17% to 1240.91 points and the Plantation Index rose 0.11% to 7975.59 points. The market traded within a range of 9.82 points between an intra-day high of 1759.31 and a low of 1749.49 during the session. Actively traded stocks include NETX, VIVOCOM, PUC, DGB, HIBISCS, ASIABIO, IWCITY, XINGHE-WA, VIVOCOM-WB and SCOMNET. Trading volume decreased to 3159.98 mil shares worth RM2273.68 mil as compared to Friday’s 3215.74 mil shares worth RM1987.02 mil. Leading Movers were PETDAG (+72 sen to RM25.00), YTL (+3 sen to RM1.38), GENM (+11 sen to RM5.37), TM (+10 sen to RM6.30) and MISC (+10 sen to RM7.25). Lagging Movers were AXIATA (-11 sen to RM5.16), ASTRO (-4 sen to RM2.78), CIMB (-8 sen to RM6.24), DIGI (-5 sen to RM4.83) and WPRTS (-3 sen to RM3.80). Market breadth was negative with 404 gainers as compared to 487 losers. The KLCI closed lower at 1754.37 points despite last Friday’s gains in US market. The performance of our local bourse was bogged down by selling interest in heavy weight counters such as Axiata Astro and CIMB Bank. Indonesia Trade Summary Date As of: 16 October 2017 Description Volume Value Frequency ETF 7,588,400 3,919,516,600 44 Stock 13,648,395,267 13,051,099,717,901 343,481 Right 140,611,262 5,390,017,588 493 Warrant 94,945,609 10,818,284,885 1,933 Total 13,891,540,538 13,071,227,536,974 345,951 Thailand Trading Summary As of 16 October 2017 Unit: M.Baht Type Buy Sell Net Institution 6,149.52 5,287.93 861.59 Proprietary 7,271.41 7,006.10 265.32 Foreign 22,277.89 21,044.22 1,233.67 Individual 31,195.80 33,556.37 -2,360.58 Total Trading Value 66,894.62 M.Baht Asean SE Asia Stocks-Most gain; Singapore hits over 2-month high Southeast Asian stock markets broadly ended higher on Monday, with Singapore hitting an over two-month high, reflecting strength in global equities after upbeat Chinese data. Asian shares rallied to a decade-high after figures showed China's producer prices beat market expectations, while Singapore shares .STI extended gains for a third session on better-than-expected economic growth in the July-September quarter. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS rose for a fifth straight session to its highest since late 2007. The trade-reliant economy's September export data is due on Tuesday. Analysts polled by Reuters expect a fifth consecutive month of rise in non-oil domestic exports. "Singapore reported very strong economic growth, and overall sentiment in the global economy is at a sustainable pace, attributed to the inflation on the U.S. side," said Colin Tan, an analyst from KGI Securities. In the United States, soaring gasoline prices helped consumer prices in September grow the most in eight months, but underlying inflation remained muted. In Southeast Asia, Indonesian stocks .JKSE ended 0.4 percent higher after data showed that the region's largest economy posted a trade surplus, higher than what was recorded in August. Thai stocks .SETI rose 0.9 percent to a fresh 24-year high, with energy and financial stocks driving gains. Malaysia's benchmark index .KLSE was flat at the end of trade as gains in utilities were offset by losses in financials. Vietnam .VNI shares reversed course to end 0.2 percent lower, after earlier jumping to levels unseen in nearly a decade. The index snapped six consecutive sessions of gains. Vietnam's state investor plans to sell a 3.33 percent stake in Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (Vinamilk) VNM.HM , the biggest listed firm by market value, and one of the few state assets to attract significant interest from foreign investors. The Philippine stock exchange .PSI was closed due to a transport strike. SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS Market Current Previous close Pct Move Singapore 3323.06 3319.11 0.12 Bangkok 1726.67 1712.48 0.83 Jakarta 5949.701 5924.124 0.43 Kuala Lumpur 1754.37 1755.32 -0.05 Ho Chi Minh 819.43 820.95 -0.19
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