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LCU CSOP LOW CARBON US$
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1.414High1.414Low5Volume1.414Open1.427Pre Close7.00Turnover1.47252wk High0.00%Turnover Ratio57.14MShares1.14852wk Low--EPS TTM80.80MFloat Cap1.472Historical High--P/E (Static)57.14MShs Float0.940Historical Low--EPS LYR0.00%Amplitude--Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
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• Last week, SQU (+1.97% in USD) and SCY (+0.57% in SGD) gained, while LCU (-2.50% in USD), SRT (-2.97% in SGD), and SHD (-1.10% in SGD) fell.
• $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$’s fall was attributable to IT, financials and consumer discretionary by sectors, and Japan, China and Taiwan by geographies. By individual firms, the decline was led by TSMC, Alibaba and Samsung Electronics. TSMC fell following suspension of its 2nm plant in Hsinchu for investigati...
• $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$’s fall was attributable to IT, financials and consumer discretionary by sectors, and Japan, China and Taiwan by geographies. By individual firms, the decline was led by TSMC, Alibaba and Samsung Electronics. TSMC fell following suspension of its 2nm plant in Hsinchu for investigati...
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• Last week, $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ (+0.35% in USD), $CSOP SEA TECH ETF(USD) (SQU.SG)$ (+1.89% in USD), $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ (+0.75% in SGD), $CSOP DIV ETF S$ (SHD.SG)$ (+1.30% in SGD) and $CSOP STAR&CHINEXT50 SGD (SCY.SG)$ (+5.62% in SGD) gained.
• LCU’s rise was due to financials, real estate and utilities by sector, and Australia, Taiwan and Indonesia by country. By individual firms, gains were predominantly led by Commonwealth Ba...
• LCU’s rise was due to financials, real estate and utilities by sector, and Australia, Taiwan and Indonesia by country. By individual firms, gains were predominantly led by Commonwealth Ba...
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TSMC has just released its Q3 2024 results, delivering a boost to the chip industry. The performance was impressive, with sales, net profit, and gross margin all exceeding expectations. Revenue grew 39% year-on-year, while net profit surged 54%, with a gross margin of 57.8%. This success is primarily attributed to the sustained strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI), driving sales of $Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US)$ 's...
![[LCU/LCS] AI Demand Remains Strong, TSMC's Q3 Net Profit Soars 54% YoY!](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/sns_client_feed/71451441/20241017/1729154957905-475adf9a56.jpeg/thumb?area=999&is_public=true)
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【The US】
🔸 US deficit for fiscal 2024 estimated at US$1.8 trillion, largest after Covid. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated on Tuesday a US federal deficit of US$1.8 trillion for fiscal 2024, the highest in the post-Covid era, as debt interest costs jumped sharply and outlays rose for Social Security, Medicare and health insurance tax credits. The estim...
🔸 US deficit for fiscal 2024 estimated at US$1.8 trillion, largest after Covid. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated on Tuesday a US federal deficit of US$1.8 trillion for fiscal 2024, the highest in the post-Covid era, as debt interest costs jumped sharply and outlays rose for Social Security, Medicare and health insurance tax credits. The estim...
![Japan's GDP up annualized 0.2% in August; US deficit for fiscal 2024 estimated atUS$1.8 trillion [CSOP Global Market Morning Report]](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/sns_client_feed/71451441/20241010/1728538543201-9bf5e52fff.jpeg/thumb?area=999&is_public=true)
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【The US】
🔸 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 ...
🔸 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 ...
![US trade deficit narrows sharply in August; China explores cross-border uses for digital yuan in new trial [CSOP Global Market Morning Report]](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/sns_client_feed/71451441/20241009/1728444626895-99b761220d.jpeg/thumb?area=999&is_public=true)
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– Last week, $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ (+0.21% in USD), $CSOP STAR&CHINEXT50 SGD (SCY.SG)$(+11.82% in SGD) and $CSOP DIV ETF S$ (SHD.SG)$ (+30.27% in SGD) gained, while $CSOP SEA TECH ETF S$ (SQQ.SG)$ (-0.72% in SGD) and $CSOP S-REITs INDEX ETF (SRT.SG)$ (-0.36% in SGD) fell.
– SCY and SHD rallied in the past week due to the China government’s larger-than-anticipated policy package to stimulate the economy and equity markets that was announced during ...
– SCY and SHD rallied in the past week due to the China government’s larger-than-anticipated policy package to stimulate the economy and equity markets that was announced during ...
【The US】
🔸 ADP: Private Sector Jobs Bounce Back in September, Beating Forecasts. Private employers added a better-than-expected 143,000 jobs in September in a bounce back from sluggish summer hiring, payroll firm ADP said on Wednesday. The gains were broad-based with only the information technology showing a slight decrease. Increases occu...
🔸 ADP: Private Sector Jobs Bounce Back in September, Beating Forecasts. Private employers added a better-than-expected 143,000 jobs in September in a bounce back from sluggish summer hiring, payroll firm ADP said on Wednesday. The gains were broad-based with only the information technology showing a slight decrease. Increases occu...
![China’s Sudden Stock Rally Sucks Money From Rest of Asia; Hong Kong stocks rally to nearly 2-year high on stimulus tailwind [CSOP Global Market Morning Report]](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/sns_client_feed/71451441/20241003/1727934230850-ff61067212.jpeg/thumb?area=999&is_public=true)
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– Last week, LCU (+2.41% in USD), SQU (+3.30% in USD), SRT (+0.12% in SGD), and SHD (+1.06% in SGD) gained while SCY (-0.98% in SGD) fell. The gains were largely attributable to the 50bps Fed rate cut.
– LCU’s gains were driven by consumer discretionary, financials and industrials by sector, and China, Australia and Taiwan by geographies. By individual firms, gains were led by Tencent, Toyota Motor, and TSMC. Toyota Motor was amongst the Japanese auto ...
– LCU’s gains were driven by consumer discretionary, financials and industrials by sector, and China, Australia and Taiwan by geographies. By individual firms, gains were led by Tencent, Toyota Motor, and TSMC. Toyota Motor was amongst the Japanese auto ...
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•Last week, LCU (+1.52% in USD), SQU (+1.63% in USD), and SRT (+3.50% in SGD) gained while $CSOP DIV ETF S$ (SHD.SG)$ (-1.48% in SGD) and $CSOP STAR&CHINEXT50 SGD (SCY.SG)$ (-2.64% in SGD) fell.
• $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ gains were driven by communication services, healthcare, and financials by sector and Japan, Australia and China by geography. By individual firms, the rise was propelled by Keyence Corp, Seven & I Holdings, and Xiaomi Corp. $Keyence (6861.JP)$ rose afte...
• $CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ gains were driven by communication services, healthcare, and financials by sector and Japan, Australia and China by geography. By individual firms, the rise was propelled by Keyence Corp, Seven & I Holdings, and Xiaomi Corp. $Keyence (6861.JP)$ rose afte...
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Last week, LCU (+6.81% in USD), SQU (+7.10% in USD), SRT (+1.64% in SGD), and $CSOP DIV ETF S$ (SHD.SG)$ (+0.70% in SGD) gained while $CSOP STAR&CHINEXT50 SGD (SCY.SG)$ (-1.38% in SGD) fell.
$CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ rise was due to IT, financials and consumer discretionary by sector. By geography, the gains were led by Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. By individual firms, the gains were due to Toyota Motor Corp, Samsung Electronics and Hon Hai Precisi...
$CSOP LOW CARBON US$ (LCU.SG)$ rise was due to IT, financials and consumer discretionary by sector. By geography, the gains were led by Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. By individual firms, the gains were due to Toyota Motor Corp, Samsung Electronics and Hon Hai Precisi...
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