Singapore market statistics for November 2015: SGX Reports

Securities 

• Total Securities market turnover value fell 16% month on month and fell 13% year on year to S$19.4 billion, during 20 trading days compared to 22 in October and 20 in November 2014.
• Securities daily average value (SDAV) fell 8% month on month and fell 13% year on year to S$970 million. 
• Market turnover value of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) was S$158 million, down 41% month on month and down 20% year on year.
• There were 4 new Catalist listings, raising S$135 million.
• There were 31 new bond listings, raising S$14.0 billion.
• Total market capitalisation value of 771 listed companies stood at S$902.4 billion as at end November 2015.

Derivatives 

• Total Derivatives volume was 13.6 million, up 20% month on month and up 13% year on year.
• Equity Index Futures volume was 11.7 million, up 21% month on month and up 11% year on year. 
• FTSE China A50 Index Futures remained the most active contract with volume of 6.5 million, up 42% month on month and up 37% year on year.
• SGX CNX Nifty Index Futures volume was 1.5 million, down 6% month on month and up 1% year on year.
• Nikkei 225 Index Futures volume was 1.6 million, down 14% month on month and down 41% year on year.
• MSCI India Index Futures volume was 60,898, down 7% month on month and up from 322 contracts a year earlier.  
• Total FX Futures volume was 463,449, down 3% month on month and up 267% year on year.
• SGX INR/USD Futures volume was 423,600, down 6% month on month and up 296% year on year.
• SGX USD/CNH Futures volume was 35,128, up 69% month on month and up 180% year on year.
• Volume of OTC SGD Interest Rate Swaps was S$6.8 billion, down 10% month on month and up 197% year on year.

Commodities 

• SGX Commodities Derivatives volume was 988,334, up 28% month on month and up 86% year on year. 
• Iron Ore Derivatives volume was 885,264, up 29% month on month and up 86% year on year.
• Forward Freight Derivatives volume was 43,041, up 56% month on month and up from 5,115 contracts a year earlier.
• SICOM Rubber Futures volume, the world’s price benchmark for physical rubber, was 56,497, up 1% month on month and up 25% year on year.

Source: http://sgx.com