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Market Daily Report: Bursa Malaysia Ends Lower On Profit-taking In Plantation Stocks

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 4 (Bernama) -- Bursa Malaysia ended lower on the final trading day of the week, weighed down by the plantation sector as investors locked in gains following its recent strong performance. At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) eased 7.03 points 1,708.10, compared with yesterday’s close of 1,715.13. The benchmark index opened 1.39 points lower at 1,713.74 and fluctuated between 1,704.86 and 1,715.20 throughout the day. The broader market was negative with losers outnumbering gainers 568 to 523, while 596 counters were unchanged, 1,085 untraded and 19 suspended. Turnover expanded to 4.33 billion units valued at RM2.98 billion from 3.90 billion units valued at RM3.21 billion on Thursday. 
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STI Movers: DFIRG USD Jumps 4.2% as ST Engineering Leads Decliners

Singapore  stocks  ended  Friday  with  mixed  performance,  as  selective  buying  lifted  consumer  and  property  names  while  industrial  counters  lagged. STI  Top  Gainers Top  Performer: DFI Retail Group Holdings Ltd  (D01. SG)  rose  4.22%   to  S$4.69 Other  notable  gainers: Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd  +3.77% Wilmar International Ltd  +1.33% Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd  +0.77% Singapore Exchange Ltd  +0.55% Key  Point:  Retail  and  property- linked  counters  led  gains,  indicating  selective  bargain  hunting. STI  Top  Losers ST Engineering Ltd  (S63. SG)  fell  2.42%   to  S$10.88 Other  decliners  included: Singapore Airlines Ltd  -1.95% Seatrium Ltd  -1.66% Mapletree Logistics Trust  -1.64% SATS L...
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YZJ Shipbuilding Leads STI Gains as Banks Drag; UOB Most Active

Quick Summary (Feb 24, 2026) YZJ Shipbuilding (+2.59%) topped STI gainers UOB (-4.12%) was the biggest loser and most traded stock CapLand IntCom Trust led REIT gainers Lippo Malls Trust plunged 12.5% STI Movers & Shakers The  FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (STI)  saw mixed performance, with industrials and telcos gaining while banks weighed on sentiment. Top Gainers Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd  (BS6) : S$3.96 ( +2.59% ) CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust  (C38U) : S$2.52 ( +2.44% ) Singapore Telecommunications Ltd  (Z74) : S$5.12 ( +1.99% ) Wilmar International Ltd  (F34) : +1.98% Seatrium Ltd  (5E2) : +1.81% Key point:  Industrial and offshore-related counters showed resilience. Top Losers United Overseas Bank Ltd  (U11) : S$37.20 ( -4.12% ) ST Engineering Ltd  (S63) : -1.92% Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd  (J36) : -1.66% OCBC Bank  (O39) : -1.20% Thai Beverage PCL  (Y92) : -1.05% Banks were under pre...
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Singapore Closing Bell (Jan 29): Sembcorp Ind Jumps, REITs Steal the Spotlight

Quick Summary STI closed mixed , with selective buying in industrials and REITs Sembcorp Industries led STI gainers , while Frasers Centrepoint Trust lagged REITs were the highlight , led by a sharp rally in Lippo Malls Trust DBS was the most actively traded stock , supported by steady bank interest STI Movers Top Gainer:   Sembcorp Industries  +3.55% to  S$6.13 Top Loser:   Frasers Centrepoint Trust  -0.88% to  S$2.24 Buying interest focused on  industrial and infrastructure-linked names , lifting Sembcorp Industries to the top of the leaderboard. Meanwhile, downside pressure on select property counters capped broader index gains. Other STI Top Gainers ST Engineering  +1.79% Yangzijiang Shipbuilding  +1.49% Hongkong Land  +1.44% Thai Beverage  +1.05% SG REITs Movers Top Gainer:   Lippo Malls Trust  +14.29% to  S$0.008 Top Loser:   Suntec REIT  -3.33% to  S$1.45 REITs saw  strong volatility , with ...
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Singapore Market: Rotation Is Driving the Tape, Not Risk-Off

The STI session was less about broad index direction and more about  sector rotation and balance-sheet sensitivity  as investors recalibrated around rates, FX, and earnings visibility. STI Winners: Defensive + FX-leveraged names bid Top gainer Wilmar International  (+3.4%) A classic  defensive + FX beneficiary . Stronger regional currencies and stable agri margins continue to draw flows, especially as investors trim bank exposure. Other gainers: Singtel  (+0.45%) Yield visibility + balance-sheet stability remain attractive in a “no policy shock” environment. UOL Group  (+0.49%) Mild recovery bid as property names stabilize ahead of policy clarity.  STI Laggards: Banks de-rated on NIM risk Top loser United Overseas Bank  (-2.53%) Also weak: OCBC Bank  (-1.17%) What’s driving this: Markets are quietly  pricing peak NIMs Lower long-end yields + expectations of eventual policy easing = pressure on bank earnings momentum Not a credit issue —...
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