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13.23High13.23Low110Volume13.23Open13.22Pre Close1.46KTurnover13.6752wk High0.00%Turnover Ratio9.60MShares12.8652wk Low--EPS TTM126.98MFloat Cap13.83Historical High--P/E (Static)9.60MShs Float8.84Historical Low--EPS LYR0.00%Amplitude0.40Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size3.02%Div YieldTTM
【SRT】
SRT’s gains last week was led by industrial, retail and hotel by subsectors, as well as MLT, CICT and FLT by individual REITs. CICT gained amidst news that Singapore retail sales excluding vehicles gained 4.8% y/y in January, the highest growth since February 2024. This could lead to higher turnover rents and might lift 1Q revenue for mall landlords including CICT.
$CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ 2025 YTD...
【SRT】
SRT’s decline last week was led by data centre and multi asset class by subsectors and KDCREIT, DCREIT, and CLINT by individual REITs. KDCREIT fell after issuing 5.8mn new units at average price of S$2.1487 each to pay management and acquisition fees.
$CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ $ SRT 2025 YTD Total Return: -2.56%
【MMF】
Last week, US treasury curve bull flattened sharply with 1...
【SRT】
Last week, SRT’s decline can be attributable to retail, office and industrial by subsectors, and Suntec REIT, CICT and MINT by individual REITs. Suntec REIT fell amidst its subsidiaries refinancing by signing AU$399mn loan agreements. Despite Suntec REIT and CICT’s decline this week, they alongside with other mall landlords, are expected to benefit from Singapore’s 2025 ...
Inflation Crisis will End Soon? Beware of Reflation
High inflation has been a common predicament for countries in the post-pandemic era, leading to an expansion of the wealth gap and an intensification of social conflicts. Many voters have sought new governments to solve the problem of inflation, which was also the reason for the failure of incumbent parties around the world in the past 2024 election year.
However, ...
【SRT】
Last week,SRT’s gains were due to industrial, office and hotel by subsectors and Suntec REIT, CLAR and FLT by individual REITs. Suntec REIT $Suntec Reit (T82U.SG)$ gained as it should have higher profits due to ex-Pure Fitness space being filled in 3Q. CLAR gained along its successful acquisition of DHL Indianapolis Logistics Center via a fully owned subsidi...
【 $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ 】
– SRT’s fall was primarily due to industrial and office REIT by subsectors as well as MINT, FLT and CLINT. CLINT fell after Temasek sold its shares.
【 $CSOP USD Money Market Fund (SGXZ96797238.MF)$ 】
– Last week, headline CPI and the core CPI both increased by 0.3% MoM in November, slightly below JPM's prediction. The core basket ...
【SRT】
– $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$’s gains last week were due to industrial, data center and retail by subsectors and KDCREIT, CLAR, and MINT by individual REITs. The 3 REITs gained after Macquarie resumed their coverage with an outperform rating.
【MMF】
– Markets are pricing in fewer rate cuts since November’s FOMC meeting. Bloomberg Economics predicts a rate cut by the Fed in eit...
【SRT】
$CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ ’s losses were led by industrial, office and retail subsectors, as well as CICT, FLT and CLINT by individual REITs. FLT fell after being cut to underweight at JPM.
【MMF】
Swap market pricing less than 50% chance of a Fed rate cut in December. We expect $CSOP USD Money Market Fund (SGXZ96797238.MF)$ to continue to deliver stable yield in the near term. As of...
【SRT】
$CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ ’s losses were led by hotel REITs by subsector and FLT and CLAR by individual REITs. UBS reported a mixed Q3 2024 for SREIT. Despite a narrowing difference between signing and passing rents, rent reversion in Singapore sectors remained robust overall.
【MMF】
Last week, core CPI rose 0.28% m/m in October, softer than JPM's prediction but matched consensus, driven by une...
🔸 US trade deficit narrows sharply in August. The US trade deficit narrowed sharply in August as exports increased and imports fell, suggesting that trade could be a small drag on economic growth in the third quarter. The trade gap contracted 10.8 per cent to US$70.4 billion from a revised US$78.9 billion in July, the Commerce Department’s Bureau ...
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