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SGX securities market turnover rises to $40.6b in April

SDAV also rose 59% YoY to $1.9b.

The Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) reported a 59% year-on-year (YoY) rise in the securities daily average value (SDAV) to $1.9b in April.

This increase lifted the total securities market turnover value to $40.6b.

In the derivatives segment, traded volume increased 24% YoY to 29.9 million contracts on record foreign exchange (FX) futures activity, whilst derivatives daily average volume (DAV) rose 24% YoY to 1.5 million contracts.

In addition, Singapore was the most-traded ASEAN cash market in April, with its 2025 SDAV growing 22% year-to-date (YTD).

Notably, the Straits Times Index (STI) outperformed other ASEAN benchmarks YTD with a 1.2% price return and 2.9% total return. 

 

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