23 Feb 2015

Singapore Stock Market Technical Analysis 23 Feb

Market Review for STI: Share prices opened higher with the Straits Times Index up 16.94 points to 3,452.60. Shares held on to modest gains as investors awaited more developments in Europe, where Greece has until today to provide its creditors with a list of reform measures to secure financing. Trading activity was also subdued ahead of this afternoon's Singapore Budget announcement.
STI Day Performance
Open
3456.21
High
3458.14
Low
3421.30
Close
3421.30
Change(Points)
-14.36
% Change
-0.42%
Volume
1053.2M
Rise
201
Fall
196
Unch
390
Market forecast for STI: We may expect STI will move in the range of 3390 to 3350.
STI LEVELS
Support 1 Support 2 Support 3 Resistance 1 Resistance 2 Resistance 3
3385
3365
3340
3450
3480
3505
Technical Indicators: RSI is at 55and CCI is at 87.
Top Gainers
Top Losers
Scrip Name
CMP
%change
Scrip Name
CMP
%change
OLAM INTL.SG 2.03 1.5 SINGTEL.SG 4.16 -2.8
NOBLE.SG 1.085 1.4 HONGKONGLAND USD.SG 7.63 -2.3
DBS.SG 19.65 1.03 SIA.SG 12 -2.12
JARDINE C&C.SG 43.15 0.94 JMH USD.SG 65.5 -1.5
SGX.SG 8.31 0.73 THAIBEV.SG 0.7 -1.41
Important Factor for today:-
  • The consumer price index in January was expected to fall 0.3 per cent from a year ago, according to the median forecast in a Reuter’s poll of economists. Core CPI was seen likely to rise 1.3 per cent year-on-year.
  • Airlines (SIA) dropped a position this year and ranked 19th in Fortune magazine's annual list of the 50 most admired companies in the world.
  • SINGAPORE inflation eased to -0.4 per cent in January from -0.1 per cent in December, mainly due to a sharp price declines of oil-related items as well as lower food and services inflation.
  • Malaysian state fund 1MDB said on Monday that the refinancing of its debt will involve the finance ministry "as relevant and as required" after media reported that the government may inject up to RM3 billion (S$1.12 billion) into the fund.
  • Oil rebounded in Asia on Monday as speculators hunted for bargains following a sharp decline last week, but analysts said prices remain weighed by an oversupply.
  • Loan growth for the three Singapore banks is expected to be tepid this year, after having increased 5.8% in 2014 following four years of double-digit expansion.

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