Yesterday, Hang Seng Futures jumped 2.9%, led by China after the government released more report like boosting private investment as part of their landmark reform package. China A50 Futures surged 4.8% and investors quickly sold out 479K China call warrant and bought in more than 25M HSI put warrants.
S&P lost 0.4% to finish near its day low at 1791, with technology and basic materials being the worst performers, losing approximately 0.8% each. Apart from telecommunications and industrials, the other eight major sectors among the index constituents finished in negative territory. Trading volume was approximately 6 billion across the US exchanges, in line with the three months average. DOW crossed 16000 to 16003 but closed at 15976 because of fear and it leave a long upper shadow on the CS which is not in my favour.
Local market, investor bought 325K STI put warrants after STI gained less than 0.1%, significantly underperforming many other markets in the region. CapitaLand was one of the leaders amongst the STI constituents, increasing 1% for the day. Call warrant CapitaLand advance 5.9% and we saw 1.1M warrants being sold back.
S&P lost 0.4% to finish near its day low at 1791, with technology and basic materials being the worst performers, losing approximately 0.8% each. Apart from telecommunications and industrials, the other eight major sectors among the index constituents finished in negative territory. Trading volume was approximately 6 billion across the US exchanges, in line with the three months average. DOW crossed 16000 to 16003 but closed at 15976 because of fear and it leave a long upper shadow on the CS which is not in my favour.
Local market, investor bought 325K STI put warrants after STI gained less than 0.1%, significantly underperforming many other markets in the region. CapitaLand was one of the leaders amongst the STI constituents, increasing 1% for the day. Call warrant CapitaLand advance 5.9% and we saw 1.1M warrants being sold back.
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