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Proposals will likely focus on aviation, tourism sectors SINGAPORE: Equity investors expecting a big boost for Singapore’s benchmark index from its upcoming annual budget could be disappointed: heavyweight blue chips are unlikely to benefit from government largess.
Aimed at reversing the nation’s worst economic contraction since it became independent in 1965, tomorrow’s budget is set to focus on the pandemic-hit travel sector or firms with mandates in line with green or digital initiatives, say analysts.
That’s bad news for the benchmark Straits Times Index, which has risen 2.9% so far this year.
The gauge has significantly underperformed the broader MSCI Asia Pacific Index even though Singapore has managed to contain the spread of the virus.
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 10): Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has issued A$63 million worth of 1.57% fixed-rate notes due 2028.
In a filing to the Singapore Exchange (SGX), Maybank said the notes, which were issued yesterday, have been listed and quoted in the bond market with effect from 9am today.
“The short name of the notes is Maybank n1.57%280209S and the ISIN Code is XS2298098901,” it noted.
It said the notes will be quoted and traded in Australian dollar, and will be traded in a minimum board lot size of A$500,000.
“The above notes will not be CDP [Central Depository] eligible securities and will not be settled through CDP,” it added.