Thursday 30 November 2017

SINGAPORE stocks opened 0.4 for each penny higher on Friday, in accordance with US stocks overnight, with the Straits Times Index climbing 13.62 focuses to 3,447.16 as at 9.12am.

Around 125.6 million offers worth S$280.6 million altogether changed hands, which worked out to a normal unit cost of S$2.23 per share.

The most effectively exchanged counter was Singtel, which rose S$0.02 to S$3.75 with eight million offers evolving hands. Different actives included Allied Tech and No Signboard, which appeared on the Singapore Exchange on Nov 30.

Gainers dwarfed washouts 105 to 61, or around seven up for each four down.

In US showcases, the S&P shut at a record high and the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke over the 24,000 stamp out of the blue on Thursday as financial specialists picked up certainty that the Republican party's push for a US impose update would succeed, Reuters announced.

SINGAPORE stocks opened 0.4 for each penny higher on Friday, in accordance with US stocks overnight, with the Straits Times Index climbing 13.62 focuses to 3,447.16 as at 9.12am.

Around 125.6 million offers worth S$280.6 million altogether changed hands, which worked out to a normal unit cost of S$2.23 per share.

The most effectively exchanged counter was Singtel, which rose S$0.02 to S$3.75 with eight million offers evolving hands. Different actives included Allied Tech and No Signboard, which appeared on the Singapore Exchange on Nov 30.

Gainers dwarfed washouts 105 to 61, or around seven up for each four down.

In US advertises, the S&P shut at a record high and the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke over the 24,000 check out of the blue on Thursday as speculators picked up certainty that the Republican party's push for a US impose redesign would succeed, Reuters revealed.


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Tuesday 28 November 2017

Singapore shares ascend at Wednesday's open; STI up 0.12%

SINGAPORE - The controlling group of Sing Investments and Finance purchased S$2.4 million of the moneylender's offers at S$1.53 each on Wednesday (Nov 29), raising its stake by just shy of one rate point. 

The FH Lee Holdings - a venture vehicle for the group of Sing Investments overseeing executive Lee Sze Leong, executive Lee Sze Siong and Sing Holdings CEO Lee Sze Hao - obtained the 1.55 million offers through a wedded arrangement on Wednesday, as per a divulgence recording amid the Singapore Exchange's noontime break. 

The price tag was a 1.9 for every penny rebate to the stock's opening cost of S$1.56 on Wednesday. As at 1.24pm, Sing Investments was exchanging at S$1.55, down 1.3 for every penny or two Singapore pennies on the day. 

The Lees now have a consolidated stake of just shy of 29.1 for every penny, which is still beneath the 30 for every penny limit that would trigger a required general offer. 

Mr Lee Sze Siong's immediate and considered stake now remains at 29.044 for every penny; Mr Lee Sze Hao's at 29.04 for each penny; and Mr Lee Sze Leong's at 29.002 for every penny.

Sunday 26 November 2017

Singapore shares continue bring down on Monday evening; STI at 3,435.66, down 0.19%

SINGAPORE stocks opened lower on Monday after the meal break, with the Straits Times Index down marginally by 0.19 for each penny or 6.49 focuses to 3,435.66 as at 1.01pm. 

Washouts dwarfed gainers 185 to 134, or around seven stocks down for each five up, after 797.5 million offers worth S$371.8 million changed hands. 

Among the most vigorously exchanged by volume, Midas Holdings climbed 6.1 for every penny or S$0.009 to S$0.157 with 23.2 million offers exchanged. KrisEnergy propelled one for every penny or S$0.001 to S$0.101 with 13.5 million offers exchanged. 

Dynamic list stocks included DBS Group Holdings, down 1.28 for each penny or S$0.32 to S$24.68; and Singtel, down 0.54 for each penny or S$0.02 to S$3.67.


Thursday 23 November 2017

Singapore shares slip at Friday's open; STI down 0.2%

SINGAPORE - Local stocks opened marginally bring down on Friday (Nov 24), with the Straits Times Index facilitating 0.2 for each penny or 6.85 focuses to 3,423.17 as at 9am.

Gainers dwarfed washouts 44 to 39, after 30.7 million offers worth S$28.6 million changed hands.

Among the dynamic stocks as at 9.02am was MindChamps PreSchool, which exchanged at S$0.85 on its posting debut, two pennies about its first sale of stock cost of S$0.83.



The administrator and franchiser of premium preschool fixates in Singapore said on Thursday that its underlying open offer was 21.4 times subscribed. Singapore Press Holdings, the parent of the Business Times, is an investor of MindChamps.


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Singapore shares continue level on Thursday evening; STI at 3,425.93

SINGAPORE shares continued exchanging level on Thursday, with the Straits Times Index down 0.49 focuses to 3,429.53 as at 1.02pm. 

Failures dwarfed gainers 233 to 101 as around 1.46 billion offers worth S$457 million altogether changed hands. 

The most effectively exchanged stock was CWX Global, which exchanged at S$0.009 with 47.8 million offers evolving hands. 

Different actives included Rowsley and QT Vascular. 

Dynamic record stocks included Keppel Corp shares exchanging up S$0.08 or 1.06 for each penny at S$7.61; and DBS Group shares exchanging at S$0.01 or 0.04 per penny bring down at S$24.83.



Tuesday 21 November 2017

Singapore shares ascend at Wednesday's open; STI up 1.09% to 3,423.38

SINGAPORE stocks opened more grounded on Wednesday, with the Straits Times Index progressing 1.09 for every penny or 36.79 focuses to 3,423.38 as at 9.01am in front of the US Federal Reserve's overnight arrival of its most recent approach meeting minutes. 

Gainers dwarfed washouts 95 to 35, or around three stocks up for each one down, after 64.6 million offers worth S$66.6 million changed hands. 

Among the most vigorously exchanged by volume, RE and S Holdings rose 61.4 for each penny or S$0.135 over its first sale of stock cost to S$0.355 with 4.2 million offers exchanged as it influenced its leaning to make a big appearance. The Place Holdings increased 17.5 for each penny or S$0.007 to S$0.047 with 3.6 million offers exchanged. 

Dynamic file stocks included DBS Group Holdings, up 0.9 for every penny or S$0.23 to S$24.62; and OCBC Bank, up 1.2 for every penny or S$0.14 to S$12.06.




Monday 20 November 2017

Singapore shares higher at Tues break; STI up 1% to 3,421.93

SINGAPORE shares entered Tuesday's late morning soften up positive domain, with the Straits Times Index up 1.04 for each penny, or 35.34 focuses, to a demonstrated 3,421.93 as at 12.01pm. 

Gainers dwarfed washouts 180 to 168, after 1.14 billion offers worth S$574.9 million had changed hands. 

The most dynamic stock was Allied Tech, which lost 5.3 for every penny or 0.4 Singapore penny to 7.2 Singapore pennies. 

Other dynamic stocks included Hoe Leong, up 35.3 for each penny or 1.2 Singapore pennies to S$0.046; and Chinese Global, up 36.4 for every penny or 0.4 Singapore penny to S$0.015.




Sunday 19 November 2017

Singapore shares open level on Monday

SINGAPORE - Local offers opened unaltered on Monday (Nov 20), with the Straits Times Index up 0.08 point to 3,382.46 as at 9.04 am. 

Around 86 million offers worth S$91 million altogether changed hands. 

The most effectively exchanged stock was Compact Metal, which rose S$0.01 to S$0.059 with 110.1 million offers evolving hands. 

Different actives included Metal Component Engineering and Jiutian Chemical. 

Gainers dwarfed washouts 82 to 54. 

In provincial markets, shares began the week on the back foot on Monday, constrained by a withdraw on Wall Street in the midst of expense change vulnerability, while the euro slid after German coalition talks hit an impasse. 

Australian offers were down 0.2 for every penny, while Japan's Nikkei stock normal was 0.1 for every penny lower, Reuters revealed.


Thursday 16 November 2017

Stocks to watch: ETC, Hatten Land, Raffles Education, Spackman Group, Marco Polo Marine, Nam Cheong

SINGAPORE - The accompanying stocks made declarations that could influence their exchanging when the market opens on Friday (Nov 17): 

Rising Town and Cities Singapore (ETC): Myanmar and China property designer ETC said that the unapproved withdrawals in China reported recently are not anticipated that would be material, and its auxiliaries are autonomous of each different along these lines containing the gathering's danger introduction. 
Hatten Land: The designer is procuring two bundles of land in Malacca for RM108.6 million (S$35.32 million) to create isolate incorporated ventures. This sum will be fulfilled in full by the issue of 140.16 million offers at S$0.25 each, or a 28.1 for every penny premium to Hatten Land's volume weighted normal cost of S$0.1952 as at Nov 15. 

Wagers Education Corporation Limited: Raffles Education said that Oei Hong Leong and Oei Hong Leong Art Museum Limited have pulled back their demand take note. Mr Oei had before served notice to assemble an unprecedented general meeting (EGM) on Nov 29 to request the expulsion of the organization's author, director and CEO Chew Hua Seng, among different issues. 

Spackman Entertainment Group: The gathering has sunk 250 million won (S$309,171) into the seed financing round for a South Korean film creation organization, The Makers Studio, and claims 20 for each penny of the firm. The Makers Studio is a startup film creation firm set up by three South Korean media outlet veterans, with plans to deliver and discharge four movies from 2018 to 2020. 

Marco Polo Marine: The gathering has secured the imperative dominant part endorsement from its plan loan bosses for its rebuilding design, which calls for obligation absolution towards S$258 million of liabilities to clear a path for S$60 million of new value to be infused into the recorded gathering. Exchanging its offers is at present suspended. 

Nam Cheong: The application by Nam Cheong's key backups to rebuild their obligations under a plan of course of action has been allowed by the High Court of Malaya. The firm has gone into deliberate exchanging suspension since July 21 on the Singapore Exchange.

Wednesday 15 November 2017

Singapore shares bring down at Thursday break; STI down 0.4% to 3,354.73

SINGAPORE shares entered the late morning soften up negative an area, with the Straits Times Index down 0.4 for each penny, or 13.97 focuses, to a demonstrated 3,354.73 as at 12.01pm. 

Washouts dwarfed gainers 175 to 162, after 917 million offers worth S$573.6 million had changed hands. 

Among the most dynamic stocks, QT Vascular was level at S$0.017 with 65.5 million offers evolving hands. This returns on the of news that it had achieved a settlement concurrence with AngioScore following quite a while of debate. 

Cosco Shipping was likewise up 3.51 for each penny and intensely exchanged with 26.5 million offers evolving hands. 

Other dynamic file stocks incorporate ComfortDelGro which fell 2.87 for each penny, or six Singapore pennies to S$2.03 and Wilmar International, down 2.17 for each penny, or seven Singapore pennies to S$3.15.


Monday 13 November 2017

Singapore shares open higher on Tuesday

Offers in Singapore opened higher with the key Straits Times Index rising 3.3 focuses to 3,422.46 as at 9am. 

Approximately 237 million offers worth S$114 million were exchanged with 66 counters up and 66 down. 

Some motivation may originate from Wall Street's demonstrating overnight. US stocks edged higher on Monday night, snapping a two-day losing streak. The increases were driven primarily by high profit paying areas, for example, shopper staples and utilities. 

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.07 for each penny, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite increased 0.1 for each penny.


Sunday 12 November 2017

Singapore shares open lower on Monday on Wall Street's delicate lead

Offers in the Singapore bourse opened with the key Straits Times Index down 5.33 focuses at 3,414.77 as at 9.01am.

Approximately 39 million offers worth S$75 million were exchanged with 107 counters up and 54 down.

Exchanging feelings were to some degree be hosed by Wall Street's delicate lead as US stocks shut down last Friday with financial specialists proceeding to stress over a postponement in the much-guaranteed and definitely anticipated bill on US corporate tax reductions.

Eminently, the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the week bring down without precedent for nine weeks.

Maybank FX Research anticipates that the week ahead will be "serious" as far as financial information discharge and real national bank talks.

Concentrate will likewise be on the US assess change vote. The current dissimilarity in assess change designs between the US House of Representatives and Senate, specifically a postponement in the execution of the corporate tax break, may posture drawback chances on opinion, Maybank included.


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Wednesday 8 November 2017

Singapore shares open down on Thursday

SINGAPORE stocks opened 0.2 for each penny bring down on Thursday, with the Straits Times Index dropping 6.09 focuses to 3,415.16 as at 9.03am.

Around 88.5 million offers worth S$94.8 million altogether changed hands.

The most effectively exchanged counter was QT Vascular, which fell S$0.001 to S$0.018 with 10.5 million offers evolving hands. Different actives included Allied Tech and Singtel. Items dealer Noble is planned to discharge its profit report after the market closes.

Gainers dwarfed failures 71 to 66.

Somewhere else on the planet, Wall Street saw more record completes for each of the three lists. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the session a tiny bit higher at 23,563.36, up not as much as a tenth of a for every penny, while the more extensive S&P 500 increased 0.1 for each penny to close at 2,594.38. The tech-overwhelming Nasdaq saw more grounded picks up, adding 0.3 for every penny to settle at 6,789.12, as indicated by AFP announcing.


Stocks in Tokyo opened higher, with the Nikkei 225 list edging up 0.37 for each penny, or 84.08 focuses, to 22,997.90 in early exchange, while the more extensive Topix list was up 0.30 for every penny, or 5.47 focuses, at 1,823.07.

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Tuesday 7 November 2017

Singapore shares open level on Wednesday

SINGAPORE stocks opened level on Wednesday, with the Straits Times Index crawling up 0.44 point to 3,413.54 as at 9.03am. 

Around 100.4 million offers worth S$124.4 million altogether changed hands. 

The most effectively exchanged counter was QT Vascular, which rose S$0.001 to S$0.018 with 9.6 million offers evolving hands. Different actives included Spackman and Rowsley. 

Gainers dwarfed washouts 81 to 60.

Somewhere else, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was the single splendid spot on Tuesday, edging into a positive area and completing not as much as a tenth of a for every penny at 23,557.23, as per AFP detailing. 

The more extensive S&P 500 was basically level, shutting not as much as a tenth of a point bring down at 2,590.64, while the tech-overwhelming Nasdaq saw heavier misfortunes, falling 0.3 for each penny to end at 6,767.78, backtracking Monday's increases. 

Tokyo stocks opened lower, with the benchmark Nikkei 225 record falling 0.53 for every penny, or 121.74 focuses, to 22,815.86 in early exchange while the more extensive Topix list was down 0.30 for every penny, or 5.40 focuses, at 1,807.89.

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Monday 6 November 2017

Singapore shares open up on Tuesday on record US files

SINGAPORE stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with the Straits Times Index rising 9.36 focuses or 0.3 for each penny to 3,391.21 as at 9.03am. 

Around 132.3 million offers worth S$93.2 million altogether changed hands. 

The most effectively exchanged counter was Sino Cloud, which rose S$0.001 to S$0.002 with 15.5 million offers evolving hands. Different actives included Vallianz and Genting Singapore. 

Gainers dwarfed washouts 101 to 47.

In different zones, US stocks traveled to crisp records for the second in a row day on Monday in the midst of a tech division super merger and the opening civil argument in Congress on a Republican arrangement for profound corporate tax reductions. 


The bluechip Dow Jones Industrial Average completed not as much as a tenth of a rate point at 23,549.1 and the S&P 500 added 0.1 for each penny to achieve 2,591.13, AFP revealed. The tech-rich Nasdaq rose 0.3 for each penny to close at 6,786.44 after chipmaker Broadcom made a spontaneous US$103 billion offer for Qualcomm Inc on Monday, starting a potential change of the portable chip advertise. 

In Tokyo, the benchmark Nikkei 225 file fell 0.14 for each penny, or 30.51 focuses, to 22,517.84 in early exchange while the more extensive Topix record was down 0.15 for every penny, or 2.73 focuses, at 1,789.93.



Sunday 5 November 2017

Singapore shares open level on Monday; DBS falls

SINGAPORE shares opened level on Monday, with the Straits Times Index dropping 0.85 focuses to 3,381.46 as at 9.04 am.

Around 71.9 million offers worth S$97.6 million altogether changed hands.

DBS Bank, which declared a 25 for each penny drop in Q3 profit, exchanged at S$22.69, down 28 Singapore pennies or 1.22 for every penny as at 10.38am on Monday. In a sign of the degree of shortcoming in the oil and gas fragment, particular remittances for credit and different misfortunes were raised to S$815 million, 87 for every penny higher than the S$436 million the bank recorded a year back.

The most effectively exchanged counter was Rowsley, which fell S$0.003 to S$0.132 with 19.8 million offers evolving hands. Different actives included DISA and Rex International.

Gainers outpaced failures 83 to 42.


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Wednesday 1 November 2017

Singapore shares open level on Thursday

SINGAPORE shares opened level on Thursday, following overnight picks up on Wall Street as the Federal Reserve, of course, kept financing costs unaltered. 

At 9am, the benchmark Straits Times Index was down 0.19 for each penny or 6.61 focuses at 3,385. 

About 62.8 million offer worth S$66.3 million were exchanged. Gainers outpaced washouts 62 to 57. 

The most effectively exchanged stock on early Thursday morning was Artivision Tech, whose offers surged on Wednesday on news of a proposed procurement of Mobile Credit Payment that may prompt an invert takeover and passage into the quickly developing fintech business.