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Monday, 25 July 2016

Firm start to the week for KLCI but ringgit down

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KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips climbed early Monday as the FBM KLCI included more than five focuses, supported by additions in Public Bank, Petronas Dagangan and PPB Group however the ringgit kept on losing ground.

At 10am, the FBM KLCI was up 5.07 focuses or 0.31% to 1,662.49. Turnover was 379.89 million shares esteemed at RM178.73mil. There were 228 gainers, 156 failures and 266 counters unaltered.

The ringgit declined for a 6th day in its longest extend of misfortunes since November on hypothesis the Federal Reserve will plan markets for a loan cost increment at the current week's meeting, Bloomberg reported.

Progressing tests by US and Singapore powers into the assets of 1Malaysia Development Bhd likewise weighed on the ringgit, as per Commonwealth Bank of Australia. The cash posted its greatest five-day misfortune since September a week ago as the 1MDB burdens added to a drop in assumption as oil costs declined.

Unrefined costs crept down on Monday in Asia, staying not a long way from two-month lows hit in the past session, in the midst of stresses over a worldwide oil excess. Brent unrefined for September conveyance was down four pennies at US$45.65 a barrel while US light rough for September conveyance fell five pennies to US$44.14 a barrel, Reuters reported.

At Bursa, FGV was in center, increasing six sen to RM1.84 in dynamic exchange on developing uplifting viewpoint for the ranches mammoth and a news report it had surrendered arrangements to purchase Indonesia's PT Eagle High Plantations Tbk.

PPB Group, which went under offering weight a week ago after a benefit cautioning from its Singapore recorded partner, Wilmar, rose 14 sen to RM15.98.

Customer stocks were among the main 10 gainers, with BAT up 92 sen to RM55.42, F&N 20 sen to RM26.22, Carlsberg 16 sen to RM14.90 and Dutch Lady 10 sen to RM62.10. Poultry organization Lay Hong rose eight sen to RM8.90.

Petronas Dagangan added 24 sen to RM23.80 however with only 100 shares done. Publc Bank increased eight sen to RM19.38.

In any case, Ajiya fell 26 sen to RM3.87 after a sharp fall in its outcomes.

Hong Leong Industries lost nine sen to RM8.70, Uzma four sen to RM1.85 and Pavillion REIT four sen to RM1.80. Pestech shed four sen to RM6.60.


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#DBS emerges as #DeutscheBank’s only ‘buy’ in challenging bank sector

MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE (July 25): Despite signs of improved lending and expectations of stable 2Q16 results among Singapore’s bank sector, Deutsche Bank says challenges could be plentiful if low interest rates persist in 2H16.

Hence, a lack of strong re-rating catalysts makes DBS its only “buy” rated bank at a target price of S$19.80, for its “undemanding valuation and better risk/reward dynamics”.

OCBC and United Overseas Bank (UOB) have been rated at “hold” with target prices of S$9.50 and S$20.00 respectively.


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In a Friday report, analysts Franco Lam and Sukrit Khatri say they expect the general sector’s earnings to be flat q-o-q, after a seasonally stronger 1Q.

Overall, they forecast that key trends will include flat-to-down net interest margin (NIM) with loan demand remaining soft; continued flat fee income q-o-q; stable cost-to-income ratio; as well as resilient asset quality and stable credit costs due to limited commodity-related concerns in the quarter.

Lam and Khatri have also predicted the following for Singapore’s banks:

DBS 2Q16 net earnings — around S$1,100 million (-6% q-o-q, -2% y-o-y)

Look out for: Progress in DBS’s partnership with Manulife, asset quality trends including those in China, as well as the oil and gas (O&G), property and SME sectors.

Due to recovery in loan demand in the quarter, the analysts expect DBS NIM to have held in 2Q16. The drop in interbank rates after 1Q16 will only be felt by 2H16, they add, as the bank’s sensitivity to domestic interest rates would likely to have lagged behind domestic peers. Strength in fee income is expected to continue, while growth rate and trading income could have been weaker in the quarter. Also, bad debt provisions are projected to be sequentially higher q-o-q, partially due to RMB depreciation.

OCBC 2Q16 net earnings — around S$870 million (+2% q-o-q, -8% y-o-y)

Still-weak loan demand and lower interbank rates may have led to slightly lower q-o-q margin, with the non-interest income line experiencing continued volatility due to GE contribution. Other fees, especially wealth-management related ones, would have remained under pressure, say the analysts. “Asset quality issues in MY and IDK, and SME book, O&G and the commodity sectors need to be watched,” they add.

UOB 2Q16 net earnings — around S$805 million (+5% q-o-q, +6% y-o-y)

More margin pressure is expected as Deutsche observes that UOB is faster in re-pricing earning assets on changes to interest rates. NIM is projected to have fallen 5bps q-o-q. The analysts expect a better recovery for UOB in 2Q in terms of fees and trading income, after a soft 1Q16 fee income. “Commodity sectors continue to require an intense watch, as they are vulnerable to (UOB’s) asset quality,” add Lam and Khatri, who foresee that credit cost has remained close to the guidance of annualised 32 bps for the year.

As at 11:05 a.m., shares of DBS were trading 0.12% lower at S$16.27; OCBC was down 1% at S$8.89; and UOB was down 0.26% at S$19.


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Wednesday, 20 July 2016

KLCI Slides at Midday, Ringgit Weaker

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KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips fell more than six focuses at late morning on Wednesday, in accordance with the vast majority of the weaker Asian markets, weighed by misfortunes in Maxis and Sime Darby while the ringgit lost ground against key coinage.

At 12.30pm, the KLCI was down 6.17 focuses or 0.37% to 1,664.38. Turnover was 938.16 million shares esteemed at RM561.34mil. There were 302 gainers, 349 failures and 355 counters unaltered.

The ringgit set out toward its greatest three-day misfortune in over two months and stocks fell as hankering for developing business sector resources melted away after the International Monetary Fund cut its reality development figure, Blomberg reported.

The ringgit debilitated against the US dollar to 4.0203 from 4.0113 the earlier day while it likewise fell against the Singapore dollar to 2.9674 from 2.9592 and slipped against the Euro to 4.4284 from 4.4269.

In any case, the pound sterling debilitated 0.25% against the ringgit. The ringgit was at 5.2622 to the pound from 5.2765.

Rough palm oil for third-month conveyance rose RM12 to RM2,315 per ton. With respect to estates, PPB Group fell 34 sen to RM16.26 after a benefit cautioning from its partner Wilmar. Sime Darby lost eight sen to RM7.56, IOI Corp fell seven sen to RM4.28 and KL Kepong four sen to RM23.210 yet Batu Kawan rose 14 sen to RM17.96.

Maxis fell 10 sen to RM6.11 and deleted 1.23 focuses from the KLCI. Axiata fell four sen to RM5.71, Telekom lost one sen to RM6.79 and Digi was level at RM4.90.

Oil fates ascended in Asian exchanging on Wednesday yet picks up were restricted and U.S. rough exchanged sideways ahead of time of the arrival of authority week after week stock figures later in the day. Brent rough was up 13 pennies at US$44.78 and US light unrefined up 17 pennies at US$46.83.

Petronas Gas fell 10 sen to RM22.18, Petronas Dagangan six sen to RM23.54 yet Petronas Chemicals rose one sen to RM6.51. SapuraKencana lost two sen to RM1.42.

Buyer stocks were blended with BAT down 70 sen to RM54.30, Nestle 68 sen to RM79.32 yet Heineken rose 48 sen to RM17.98, Carlsberg added 12 sen to RM15.02 and F&N 10 sen to RM26.20.

CMSB rose 17 sen to RM3.78 as it as the cutting edge to earn contracts from the Pan Borneo Highway venture. Genting Bhd picked up 10 sen to RM9 while Genting Malaysia fell five sen to RM4.45. Tenaga lost two sen to RM14.28.

With respect to banks, Maybank fell four sen to RM8.12, RHB Bank three sen to RM5.11, CIMB and AmBank shed one sen each to RM4.27 and RM4.32, Public Bank and Hong Leong Bank were level at RM19.54 and RM13.36.


Among the key local markets, 

Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.67% to 16,611.79; 

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.76% to 21,838.67; 

CSI 300 shed 0.01% to 3,247.90; 

Shanghai's Composite Index lost 0.02% to 3,035.87; 

Shenzhen Composite rose 0.42% to 2,042.90; 

Hang Seng China Enterprise added 0.5% to 9,034.08; 

Taiwan's Taiex fell 0.52% to 8,987.74; 

South Korea's Kospi fell 0.17% to 2,013.56 and 

Singapore's Straits Times Index increased 0.78% to 2,942.29. 

Spot gold rose US$1.71 to US$1,333.72.


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Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Public Bank underpins KLCI’s early gains on Tuesday

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KUALA LUMPUR: Public Bank supported the FBM KLCI's development in early exchange taking after the crisp record highs on Wall Street and as outside assets came back to Bursa Malaysia.

Purchaser stocks were among the top gainers as financial specialists were pulled in by their great profits and solid income viewpoint.

At 9.30am, the KLCI was up 2.95 focuses or 0.18% to 1,673.79. Turnover was 279.11 million shares esteemed at RM144.29mil. There were 237 gainers, 144 failures and 235 counters unaltered.

Asian shares edged marginally bring down in early Asian exchange on Tuesday, as a downturn in unrefined petroleum checked the energy from crisp record highs on Wall Street, Reuters reported.

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan crept down 0.1%, however it was still inside sight of a nine-month high touched a week ago. The Dow Jones mechanical normal and the S&P 500 both logged new record highs.

Japan's Nikkei stock file increased 0.6%, as business sectors revived after a Japanese open occasion on Monday and made up for lost time to a weaker yen.

Then, oil costs facilitated in early Asian exchange on Tuesday as worries over an unrefined and fuel oil excess exceeded a normal cut in US shale creation and an imaginable further attract US rough stocks, Reuters reported.

US light unrefined slipped 13 pennies to US$45.11 a barrel while Brent rough fell 9 pennies to US$46.87.

Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research said KLCI's close term viewpoint is still tilted to an upside predisposition towards 1,684 resistance levels.

Supporting its certainty was the superior to anything expected US financial information and results combined with any expectations of extra jolt from national banks and governments and desires of more uber undertaking move outs by the legislature in the close term.

"In any case, despite everything we anticipate that worldwide markets will stay rough as benefit taking may rise after late sharp help revitalizes. Key dangers are geopolitical pressures (terrorist assault, strains in South China Sea claims, Turkey's upset), slower-than-anticipated development in worldwide and Malaysia economies, forceful Fed rate climb cycle and relentless droop in products costs," it said.

Customer stocks were among the top gainers, with Nestle up RM1.90 to RM81.80, Heineken 56 sen to RM17.48, BAT 24 sen to RM54.54, F&N 12 sen to RM26.30 and Carlsberg up 10 sen to RM14.68.

Panasonic Malaysia, which fell on benefit taking in the wake of hitting a record high prior, continued its upward pattern, picking up 24 sen to RM32.72.

Lifting the KLCI were Public Bank, up 20 sen to RM19.60 and PPB was up 10 sen to RM16.60.

Bursa fell the most, down 20 sen to RM8.70 with 200 shares done. MAHB kept on going under weight, down 10 sen to RM6.01 and IHH lost six sen to RM6.58in dynamic exchange as they have operations in Turkey, which saw an endeavored upset come up short a week ago.

Berjaya Corp rose 0.5 sen to 36.5 sen in dynamic exchange. UEM Sunrise added two sen to RM1.11 and its call warrants C28 adding 0.5 sen to 5.5 sen.

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Monday, 18 July 2016

MAHB top loser at midday, PetChem weighs on KLCI

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) was the top washout at noontime on Monday as speculators evaded the air terminal administrator taking after its introduction to the aftermath from the Turkey's fizzled upset.

IHH Healthcare, which additionally has doctor's facility operations in Turkey, was fell at noontime and measured o the KLCI. Likewise dragging the KLCI into the red were Petronas Chemicals amd Maybank and Public Bank.

At noontime, KLCI fell 2.9 focuses or 0.17% to 1,665.50. Turnover was 857.45 million shares esteemed at RM627.28mil. There were 297 gainers, 349 washouts and 344 counters unaltered.

Reuters reported China stocks plunged on Monday, weighed around property and money related shares after information demonstrated additions in home costs were abating. Likewise in the red was South Korea's Kospi.

The ringgit was blended against the key monetary forms. It fell 0.82% against the US dollar to 3.9795 from 3.9457 and slipped against the Singapore dollar to 2.9504 from 2.9350 and was lower against the euro at 4.4014 from 4.3959. It edged up against the pound sterling at 5.2691 from 5.2950.

MAHB fell 34 sen to RM6.10 with 3.18 million shares done while IHH was down eight sen to RM6.57 as financial specialists agonized over political improvements in Turkey.

US light raw petroleum prospects climbed 10 pennies to US$46.05 a barrel while Brent rough fates rose 26 pennies to US$47.87 a barrel taking after increases a week ago. Reuters reported dealers disregarded the effect of Friday's endeavored upset in Turkey, while a weaker dollar and peppy monetary information from the United States loaned value support.

Petronas Chemicals fell 18 sen to RM6.51 and eradicated 2.37 focuses from the KLCI. In any case, Petronas Gas rose 16 sen toRM22.36 and Petronas Dagangan four sen higher at RM23.62. SK Petro was down two sen to RM1.44.

Rough palm oil for third-month conveyance rose RM27 to RM2,288 per ton. Sime Darby and IOI Corp rose one sen each to RM7.65 and RM4.33, PPB Group was up eight sen to RM16.58 and KL Kepong propelled 10 sen to RM23.26.

FGV rose 10 sen to RM1.65 and its call warrants FGV-C11 added 2.5 sen to 10.5 sen in dynamic exchange.

With respect to banks, AmBank lost six sen to RM4.33, Maybank and Public Bank four sen to RM8.13 and RM19.38, CIMB three sen to RM4.29 while Hong Leong Bank was level at RM13.30 however RHB Bank increased one sen to RM5.14.

Berjaya Auto call warrants, BAuto-CO lost portion of its worth, down 17 sen to 17 sen while Supermax-C19 lost nine sen to 12 sen and Armada-C18 8.5 sen to 11.5 sen and Karex-CQ eight sen to 14 sen.

MBM Resources rose 21 sen to RM2.40 and its warrants, WA bounced 12 sen to 19.5 sen as they are relied upon to profit by Perodua's new vehicle.

Among the key local markets,

Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.68% to 16,497.85;

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.16% to 21,693.96;

CSI 300 fell 0.09% to 3,273.46;

Shanghai's Composite Index fell 0.11% to 3,050.93;

Shenzhen Composite fell 0.17% to 2,035.29;

Hang Seng China Enterprise lost 0.15% to 9,036.17;

Taiwan's Taiex rose 0.44% to 8,989.07;

South Korea's Kospi lost 0.11% to 2,015.12;

Singapore's Straits Times Index edged up 0.08% to 2,927.73.

Spot gold fell US$9.56 to US$1,327.89.

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Friday, 15 July 2016

Maybank maintains Hold call on Padini



KUALA LUMPUR: Maybank Investment Bank Research has kept up its Hold approach Padini with an unaltered target cost of RM2.30.

The examination house said on Friday Padini is idealistic on a positive final quarter 2016 deals development which could be sponsored by its progressing special endeavors.

"This is extensively in accordance with our desires. We keep up our money related year 2016-2018 income gauges pending the arrival of its outcomes one month from now," it said.

Maybank Research included that its ebb and flow money related year 2016 figure means a final quarter this year net benefit appraisal of RM32mil.

"We expect final quarter 2016's topline to be driven by extra commitment from new outlets, forceful advancements and low value focuses for its stock, especially for Brands Outlet.

"We expect quarter-on-quarter deals to plunge, given the occasionally weaker months of Apr and May, combined with only a month of the pre-Hari Raya shopping season," it said

Going ahead, it said that Padini is relied upon to open no less than four outlets in money related year 2017 in Sunway Velocity Mall and Empire Damansara Shopping Mall, versus its appraisal of seven new stores.

"We comprehend that Padini's development by means of new outlets would for the most part concentrate on the forthcoming supply of new shopping centers and existing shopping centers that are situated outside of key urban areas.

"Our presumptions and profit gauges are unaltered for the time being," it said.

It trusts Padini's present valuation of 12 times CY16 PER is reasonable as Padini could in any case face close term profit challenges from serious rivalry in the business and delicate shopper assessment.

Nonetheless, the share value's drawback could be restricted by its 10 sen net profit for every offer per annum, which, thus, is sponsored by an estimable monetary year 2017 free income of 16sen an offer.



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