Share prices opened up on Thursday with
the Straits Times Index up 5.53 points to 3,331.69.Oil prices fell in
Asia on Thursday after a bargain-buying rally the day before lost
steam, with a pick-up in US inventories reinforcing concerns about
weak demand and a supply glut.
Open: 3330.75
High: 3341.48
Low: 3327.40
Close: 3332.62
Change(Points): +6.46
% Change: +0.19%
Volume: 650.6M
Rise: 159
Fall: 146
Unch: 490
High: 3341.48
Low: 3327.40
Close: 3332.62
Change(Points): +6.46
% Change: +0.19%
Volume: 650.6M
Rise: 159
Fall: 146
Unch: 490
Market forecast for STI: STI is
in consolidation face. We may expect it will be same for last week of
the day.
Support 1: 3320
Support 2; 3300
Support 3: 3275
Resistance 1: 3350
Resistance 2: 3373
Support 2; 3300
Support 3: 3275
Resistance 1: 3350
Resistance 2: 3373
Technical Indicators: RSI is at
51 and CCI is at 2
Important Factor for today:-
- Robust car sales boosted Singapore's retail sales in November, which rose 6.5 per cent year-on-year, according to the Department of Statistics.
- Singapore stocks held on to slim gains after a notable rebound in oil prices overnight lured traders back to the market, even as investor sentiment remained cautious amid persistent worries over global growth.
- Singapore is the third most expensive market for construction within the Asia region, according to the International Construction Cost Report, which was released on Thursday. This is despite the country having seen significant relative cost reductions over the past year.
- Real estate investment activity in Singapore fell by 57% q-o-q to $2.38 billion in Q4 2014.
- Singapore shares could fall by 30% on average if the collapse in oil prices and fallout from Russia’s economic woes tips the world into recession.
- Shares of Silverlake Axis fell as much as 5%, extending its 4.4% decline in the first three days of this week, after CIMB Group and RHB Capital confirmed media reports that their planned merger would be called off.