Chart of the Day: Telecommunications sector logs highest net inflow fund

It was led by Singtel with $154m net fund inflows from 21 October to 21 November.

This chart from the Singapore Stock Exchange shows that the Telecommunications sector has booked the highest net fund inflows, proportionate to its market capitalisation from 21 October to 21 November.

Singapore Telecommunications led the net fund inflows with $154m over the month, bringing its year-to-date fund inflows to $942m.

Telecommunications is followed by the banks and technology sector whilst the Energy, Materials & Resources, and Utilities Sectors had the most proportionate net fund outflows.

Overall, Singapore’s 100 most traded stocks saw $730m net fund inflows during the month.

SGX added the 10 stacks with the highest net fund inflows proportionate to their current market capitalisation were Frencken Group, Sembcorp Marine, UMS Holdings, CDL Hospitality Trusts, United Overseas Bank, iFAST Corporation, Catalist-listed Acesian Partners, Genting Singapore, Venture, and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding.

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