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The pair looks to build on its last week weakness after backing off higher prices ahead of the 1.4625 level, its Nov 03’09 low and breaking back below the 1.4446/79 levels. This development has increased further downside risk towards its psycho level at 1.4300 with a turn below there turning…

As the pair continues to extend its declines initiated from the 1.6875 level, its Nov 16’09 low following its break below its psycho level at 1.6000, threats of further downside is expected towards the 1.5706 level, its Oct 13’09 low. A breach will see a 100% price retracement (from 1.5706-…

The pair continues to face downside pressure selling off sharply lower to close the week at 1.6260, slightly below its Nov 27’09 low at 1.6267. Although our nearer term bias remains lower, we would like to see GBP break and hold below its longer term declining trendline to convince the…

With continued upside failure the past week seeing the cross trading and closing lower for a second consecutive week on Friday, risk has turned to the 0.8970 level, its Nov 25’09 low with a loss of there turning attention to its Nov 17’09 low at 0.8832. The latter level is…

Even though EUR put in a negative performance the past week following its failure at the 1.5014 level, its Nov 16’09 high and its subsequent weakness, as long as its current setback maintains above the 1.4782 level, its MT rising trendline and its Nov 03’09 low at 1.4625, we look…

With a close over 10,220 on Nov. 9, the Dow Jones had its best showing of 2009.







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ST Engineering
Nov 5 close: S$2.97
DBS GROUP RESEARCH, Nov 4

THIRD quarter 2009 revenue of S$1.35 billion (down 2 per cent year-on-year, 4 per cent quarter-on-quarter) and net profit of S$120 million (down 7 per cent y-o-y, up 11 per cent q-o-q) were in line, and nine-months 2009 net profit of S$314 million equates to 74 per cent of our full year projections.
Q3 2009 pre-tax profit of S$149 … more

(SINGAPORE) It is far from business as usual for Asia-Pacific’s syndicated loan market – notwithstanding last month’s mega US$2.4 billion Noble deal.
Volumes are much lower than last year, according to Thomson Reuters LPC.Its data shows that this year, up to Nov 2, syndicated loan volumes for Asia-Pacific ex-Japan reached US$118 billion with 449 deals. In 2008, there were 811 deals amounting to US… more

IT TOOK a few years, much cajoling, and not a little teeth-gnashing, but come Nov 1, credit card holders in Singapore will finally get a measure of protection from banks if their precious pieces of plastic become lost or stolen.
Cardholders and consumer advocates are understandably cheered by what amounts to a U-turn by the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS).
Its announcement on Sept 4 that c… more

The Dow Jones industrials shot up 155 points Friday, closing above 9,500 for the first time since Nov. 4, and all the big indexes finished with gains of more than 1.5 percent.