Stocks
STI forecast to drift sideways
STI forecast to drift sideways
Investors are expected to remain on the sidelines ahead of the long weekend.
STI set for weak open
A negative knee-jerk reaction in the local market is expected.
STI set for firmer open
Thanks to the recovery on Wall Street and the stronger Nikkei start.
STI set for weaker open
The index is forecast to remain rangebound for this week.
STI set for flat or even negative open
The index is having trouble overcoming the 3067 near-term resistance.
STI set for positive open
Gains, however, are forecast to be limited amidst signs of the index’s weakness.
STI 'inspired' but gains likely to be limited
The continued recovery on Wall Street and the positive Nikkei start could provide inspiration to the index.
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STI set for firm open
Japanese, Australian, and Korean markets have all opened higher on 16 October 2012.
Singapore trading sees lack of buying conviction
Volume was relatively light, says OCBC, with gainers just edging out losers 248 to 225.
STI set for lower open
The index is expected to come in around 0.5% lower.
Views mixed on trading sentiment
The GDP figure could dampen the mood while trading could be inspired by positive moves from MAS.
STI turns more bearish
Meanwhile all eyes will be on Fraser & Neave, says IG Markets Singapore.
STI easing towards 3000 level
On 9 October 2012, the index closed below the uptrend line since early June.
STI loses 1%
Traders felt in no mood to add to the risk exposure, says IG Markets Singapore.
'STI starts the week with a lack of direction'
IG Markets Singapore says the country may have fallen into technical recession.
STI set for positive open
The index is likely to attempt a break of the 3088 key peaks.
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