Market
Review for STI:
Share prices opened higher with the Straits Times Index up 6.11 points to 3,440.35. Asian markets mostly rose in early trade as hopes grew for a breakthrough from crucial meetings at which Greece will try to convince its European creditors to renegotiate terms of its bailout.
Important Factor for today:-
Share prices opened higher with the Straits Times Index up 6.11 points to 3,440.35. Asian markets mostly rose in early trade as hopes grew for a breakthrough from crucial meetings at which Greece will try to convince its European creditors to renegotiate terms of its bailout.
STI
Day Performance
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Open
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3439.49
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High
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3448.96
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Low
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3431.08
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Close
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3444.57
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Change(Points)
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+10.33
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% Change
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+0.30%
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Volume
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1051.7M
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Rise
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174
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Fall
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223
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Unch
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394
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Market forecast for STI:
We may expect STI
will be bullish in next trading session.
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STI LEVELS
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Support 1 |
Support 2 |
Support 3 |
Resistance 1 |
Resistance 2 |
Resistance 3 |
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3384
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3360
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3340
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3460
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3480
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3500
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Technical Indicators: RSI
is at 62 and CCI is at 95.
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Top Gainers
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Top Losers
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Scrip Name
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CMP
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%change
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Scrip Name
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CMP
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%change
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GLOBAL LOGISTIC.SG |
2.58 |
3.2 |
CAPITAMALL TRUST.SG |
2.14 |
-1.38 |
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CITYDEV.SG |
10.36 |
1.67 |
ASCENDAS REIT.SG |
2.45 |
-0.81 |
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COMFORTDELGRO.SG |
3.14 |
1.62 |
HPH TRUST USD.SG |
0.69 |
-0.72 |
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KEPPEL CORP.SG |
8.72 |
1.4 |
THAIBEV.SG |
0.725 |
-0.68 |
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SGX.SG |
8.2 |
0.74 |
WILMAR INTL.SG |
3.25 |
-0.31 |
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