Singapore Stocks - Factors to watch on Jan 7
SINGAPORE, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Following are some
company-related and market news which could have an impact on
the local market.
----------------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 0040 GMT ------------
INSTRUMENT LAST PCT CHG NET CHG
S&P 500 1466.47 0.49% 7.100
USD/JPY 88.05 -0.12% -0.110
10-YR US TSY YLD 1.892 -- -0.011
SPOT GOLD 1655.99 -0.03% -0.460
US CRUDE 92.94 -0.16% -0.150
DOW JONES 13435.21 0.33% 43.85
ASIA ADRS 135.28 0.15% 0.20
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GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall St hits 5-year high on data; yen falls
again
SE ASIA STOCKS-Indonesia, Philippines end the week at record
high
STOCKS TO WATCH
-- SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LTD
- Singapore Exchange said its securities turnover in
December was up 39 percent to S$23.2 billion ($18.9 billion)
from a year earlier, while securities daily average value grew
46 percent to S$1.2 billion.
-- OCEAN SKY INTERNATIONAL LTD
- Ocean Sky said it had agreed to sell its apparel
operations business to Hong Kong-listed Luen Thai Holdings Ltd
for $55 million. Ocean Sky intends to pay a special
dividend of S$0.016 per share on completion of the sale.
MARKET NEWS
> Nikkei edges up on US data, exporters high
> S&P 500 finishes at 5-year high on economic data
> U.S. yields hover near 8-month high on Fed policy fear
> Dollar steady vs yen, close to July 2010 highs
> Gold drops but pares losses after U.S. payrolls
> Brent crude falls, demand concerns offset US jobs data
> Key political risks to watch in Singapore
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