3,393.17
1,773.06
22,618.67
14,612.45
15,294.50
3,459.42
1,650.51
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Price Change Light Crude 94.3 0.02 Natural Gas 4.26 -0.002 Gold 1,389.40 -2.40 Silver 22.62 0.112 Platinum 1,460.80 3.6 Copper 3.32 0.018 Corn 535.00 0.25 Crude Palm Oil 2371 12 Updated: May 24, 2013 8:53PM
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Currency Rate USD/JPY 101.77 EUR/USD 1.2938 GBP/USD 1.5108 USD/SGD 1.2632 Updated: May 24, 2013 8:53PM
Source: CNN Money
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ChinaMinzhg
- 38.5
- 61.5
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ComfortDelgro
- 78.9
- 21.1
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Dukang
- 15.5
- 84.5
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4
Genting SP
- 30.8
- 69.2
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5
GoldenAgr
- 10.1
- 89.9
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6
Noble Grp
- 74.9
- 25.1
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7
Yongnam
- 43.3
- 56.7
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8
Sin Heng
- 0.0
- 100.0
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9
Rowsley
- 18.8
- 81.2
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Thai Beverage
- 47.9
- 52.1
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Capitaland
- 54.6
- 45.4
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City Development
- 68.4
- 31.6
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ComfortDelgro
- 78.9
- 21.1
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4
EzionHldg
- 86.2
- 13.8
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5
Genting SP
- 30.8
- 69.2
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GLP
- 70.4
- 29.6
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Kep Corp
- 41.6
- 58.4
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OCBC Bk
- 80.8
- 19.2
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Sembcorp Marine
- 21.6
- 78.4
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UOB
- 51.2
- 48.8
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Phillip CFD Top 10 Counters by Volume
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ChinaMinzhg
- 38.5
- 61.5
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ComfortDelgro
- 78.9
- 21.1
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Dukang
- 15.5
- 84.5
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Genting SP
- 30.8
- 69.2
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5
GoldenAgr
- 10.1
- 89.9
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Noble Grp
- 74.9
- 25.1
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Yongnam
- 43.3
- 56.7
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8
Sin Heng
- 0.0
- 100.0
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9
Rowsley
- 18.8
- 81.2
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Thai Beverage
- 47.9
- 52.1
Phillip CFD Top 10 Counters by Value
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Capitaland
- 54.6
- 45.4
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City Development
- 68.4
- 31.6
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ComfortDelgro
- 78.9
- 21.1
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EzionHldg
- 86.2
- 13.8
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Genting SP
- 30.8
- 69.2
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GLP
- 70.4
- 29.6
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Kep Corp
- 41.6
- 58.4
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OCBC Bk
- 80.8
- 19.2
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9
Sembcorp Marine
- 21.6
- 78.4
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10
UOB
- 51.2
- 48.8
Singapore Market News
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Updated: May 24, 2013 8:53PMSource: XinHua
Market is closed for Vesak Day
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Source: SGX
17/05/2013 Diversified Portfolio of non-SIP ETFs10/05/2013 STI generated 8.4% gain in 2013 YTD07/05/2013 Singapore stock market cap cracks a trillion02/05/2013 Ten biggest stocks of the Consumer Sectors
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Updated: May 24, 2013 8:53PMSource: SGX
PCPD Group proposes to acquire the Land (of an Agreed Site Area of 9,277 square meters) located in Jakarta, Indonesia, for the development of a Grade A office building. In this connection, on 23 May 2013, the agreements and deed listed below were entered into by companies in the PCPD Group with independent third parties.
Soilbuild Construction Group Ltd. (SBCG) today announced that its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 168 million new shares has attracted strong interest from investors. Excluding the parties specified under Rule 232 and Rule 240 of the SGX-ST Listing Manual, the IPO was 7.5 times subscribed and attracted application monies of $315.6 million from the total valid applications of 1,262,220,000 New Shares. The IPO shares were priced at $0.25 each and resulted in gross proceeds of $42.0 million. The invitation was for 2 million Offer Shares by way of public offer, as well as 166 million Placement shares.
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Updated: May 24, 2013 11:13PMSource: SGX
Date Company Name Title Research Firm Download 23/05/2013 Boustead Singapore Limited Boustead Singapore Limited: Boustead FY13 Standard & Poor's 
22/05/2013 Combine Will Intl Hldgs Ltd Combine Will Intl Hldgs Ltd: Combine Will 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 20/05/2013 Xinren Aluminum Holdings Ltd Xinren Aluminum Holdings Ltd: XinRen 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 Interra Resources Limited Interra Resources Limited: Interra 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 Yongnam Holdings Limited Yongnam Holdings Limited: Yongnam 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 Petra Foods Limited Petra Foods Limited: Petra Foods 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 Sim Lian Group Limited Sim Lian Group Limited: Sim Lian 9MFY13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 Dyna-Mac Holdings Ltd Dyna-Mac Holdings Ltd: Dyna-Mac 1Q13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 BRC Asia Limited BRC Asia Limited: BRC Asia 2QFY13 Standard & Poor's 16/05/2013 CitySpring Infrastructure Trust CitySpring Infrastructure Trust: CitySpring FY13 Standard & Poor's
US Market News
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Updated: May 24, 2013 8:53PMSource: Bloomberg
Standard & Poor’s 500 Index recovered most of a 1.2 percent morning slide as Hewlett-Packard Co. led gains in technology shares. Global equities slid, with Japanese shares plunging the most since the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster. Copper sank and the yen rallied. The S&P 500 fell less than 0.3 percent at 4 p.m. in New York after losing as much as 1.2 percent in the first half hour.
The MSCI All-Country World Index declined 1.3 percent and Japan’s Topix Index slumped 6.9 percent, the most since March 2011. The yen rose against its 16 major peers, gaining 1.4 percent to 101.75 per dollar. Ten-year Treasury yields lost 2.5 basis points to 2.02 percent after topping 2 percent yesterday for the first time since March. Copper sank more than 2 percent in London, leading commodities lower.
Hewlett-Packard jumped 14 percent as cost cuts helped its earnings and forecast top estimates. The drop in global stocks came after factory output in China shrank for the first time in seven months and overseas investors reacted to growing concern the U.S. Federal Reserve will scale back its monetary stimulus program. Fed Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said today he wants to continue the current pace of bond purchases as long as falling inflation is a concern.
The swing in stocks “really shows the nervousness in the marketplace that at any given time a piece of exogenous news can quickly change the psychology,” Rick Bensignor, head of trading strategy at Wells Fargo Securities LLC in New York, said in a phone interview. “But you’re going to have your confirmed bulls that will use any pullbacks at all to buy. There is enough of the street that thinks that the S&P 500 has a few more hundred points to go.”
While Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said in prepared remarks to Congress yesterday that a premature withdrawal of stimulus would put the economic recovery at risk, he later told lawmakers that the central bank will reduce the flow of purchases as the outlook for the labor market improves.
The S&P 500 lost about 1.1 percent in two days, its biggest retreat in more than a month. Utilities in the index tumbled 2.4 percent in the past two sessions as yesterday’s jump in bond yields reduced demand for their dividends. Utilities pay 3.8 percent of their price in dividends for the second highest yield among 10 groups, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
U.S. stocks pared losses today as government data showed sales of new homes climbed 2.3 percent to a three-month high of 454,000 homes at an annualized pace from a 444,000 rate in March that was faster than first estimated. The median estimate of 76 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a gain to 425,000. The median selling price rose to a record on sales of more expensive properties. A gauge of 11 homebuilders in S&P indexes jumped 1.3 percent.
Jobless claims decreased more than forecast, falling by 23,000 to 340,000 in the week ended May 18, Labor Department figures showed. The median forecast of 50 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a drop to 345,000.
Standard & Poor’s 500 Index recovered most of a 1.2 percent morning slide as Hewlett-Packard Co. led gains in technology shares. Global equities slid, with Japanese shares plunging the most since the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster. Copper sank and the yen rallied. The S&P 500 fell less than 0.3 percent at 4 p.m. in New York after losing as much as 1.2 percent in the first half hour.
The MSCI All-Country World Index declined 1.3 percent and Japan’s Topix Index slumped 6.9 percent, the most since March 2011. The yen rose against its 16 major peers, gaining 1.4 percent to 101.75 per dollar. Ten-year Treasury yields lost 2.5 basis points to 2.02 percent after topping 2 percent yesterday for the first time since March. Copper sank more than 2 percent in London, leading commodities lower.
Hewlett-Packard jumped 14 percent as cost cuts helped its earnings and forecast top estimates. The drop in global stocks came after factory output in China shrank for the first time in seven months and overseas investors reacted to growing concern the U.S. Federal Reserve will scale back its monetary stimulus program. Fed Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said today he wants to continue the current pace of bond purchases as long as falling inflation is a concern.
The swing in stocks “really shows the nervousness in the marketplace that at any given time a piece of exogenous news can quickly change the psychology,” Rick Bensignor, head of trading strategy at Wells Fargo Securities LLC in New York, said in a phone interview. “But you’re going to have your confirmed bulls that will use any pullbacks at all to buy. There is enough of the street that thinks that the S&P 500 has a few more hundred points to go.”
While Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said in prepared remarks to Congress yesterday that a premature withdrawal of stimulus would put the economic recovery at risk, he later told lawmakers that the central bank will reduce the flow of purchases as the outlook for the labor market improves.
The S&P 500 lost about 1.1 percent in two days, its biggest retreat in more than a month. Utilities in the index tumbled 2.4 percent in the past two sessions as yesterday’s jump in bond yields reduced demand for their dividends. Utilities pay 3.8 percent of their price in dividends for the second highest yield among 10 groups, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
U.S. stocks pared losses today as government data showed sales of new homes climbed 2.3 percent to a three-month high of 454,000 homes at an annualized pace from a 444,000 rate in March that was faster than first estimated. The median estimate of 76 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a gain to 425,000. The median selling price rose to a record on sales of more expensive properties. A gauge of 11 homebuilders in S&P indexes jumped 1.3 percent.
Jobless claims decreased more than forecast, falling by 23,000 to 340,000 in the week ended May 18, Labor Department figures showed. The median forecast of 50 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a drop to 345,000.
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Updated: May 24, 2013 11:13PMSource: SMB Training
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Financial Calendar
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Trading Holidays SG Earnings Announcements SG Economic Calendar SG Ex-Div US Economic Calendar Source: BloombergLast updated by:
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