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SINGAPORE, Feb. 20 () -- Singapore shares closed higher on Monday, buoyed by China's larger-than-expected reserve- requirement-ratio cut over weekend."We maintain our technical view for the Straits Times Index at 3,220 points by end of second quarter with a pause around 3,000 points that should find support at either at 2,950 points or 2,880 points," DBS Group Research said.The 3,220 points projection is based on a "no Eurozone country default" scenario and upward corporate earnings revision in the current or by first quarter of financial year 2012 reporting season, it added.The Singapore government unveiled its budget proposals on Friday. OCBC Investment Research said the budget is, overall, " more for the long term; it is not likely to give a near-term boost. "The 3,000 points is a key support for the local bourse, with immediate resistance at the 3,021, followed by 3,050 points, it said.The benchmark Straits Times Index climbed 20.6 points, or 0.69 percent, to close at 3,021.19. Trading volume was 2.21 billion shares worth 1.28 billion Singapore dollars (1.02 billion U.S. dollars). Advancers outnumbered decliners 233 to 200, while 345 stocks closed unchanged.Among top actives, IEV Holdings soared 5.1 percent to 1.035 Singapore dollars. It said that it landed an onshore oil and gas exploration and production concession from Pertamina EP in Indonesia. UOB KayHian Research said the development is positive as IEV's move to become an integrated energy-services provider could lead to valuation expansion. The research house added that IEV will be able to increase gas distribution volume while reducing dependence on higher cost piped-gas, boosting margins.OCBC rose 1.1 percent to 8.95 Singapore dollars. Singapore's second-biggest lender reported an 18 percent rise in net profit to 594 million Singapore dollars in the three months ended December versus 505 million Singapore dollars a year ago, buoyed by strong loan growth. Its net interest income rose 20 percent to 925 million Singapore dollars year-on-year as loans grew 27 percent. This growth came despite a drop in net interest margins to 1.85 percent in the fourth quarter from 1.96 percent a year ago.DBS Group Research rated OCBC "Buy" with a target price of 10 Singapore dollars, saying the results mostly met expectations, with few surprises.Singapore Telecoms dropped 0.3 percent to 3.07 Singapore dollars. It said its Australian subsidiary, Optus Mobile Pty Limited, had agreed to acquire Vividwireless Group Limited from Network Investment Holdings Pty Limited for 230 million Australian dollars.Raffles Medical jumped 3.8 percent to close at 2.44 Singapore dollars. Its 2011 net profit rose 11.3 percent to 50.4 million Singapore dollars from a year earlier, partly helped by improved operating efficiency, higher patient load, the recruitment of more specialist consultants and a wider range of medical specialties. Raffles Medical may also benefit from Singapore's plan to double yearly expenditure on healthcare to 8 billion Singapore dollars from the current 4 billion Singapore dollars over the next five years.Among the top gainers, Jardine Strategic rose 1.6 percent to close at 31.4 U.S. dollars, while Jardine Matheson became one of the top losers by falling 1.1 percent to 52.40 U.S. dollars. (1 U. S. dollar equals to 0.933 Australian dollars and 1.25 Singapore dollars)
NEW YORK, May 2 () -- U.S. stocks trimmed early losses and ended mixed on Wednesday despite weak reports on both private jobs and durable goods orders.Major indexes opened lower after a report from the private payroll processing company ADP showed the U.S. economy only added 119,000 private jobs in April, well below the expected 175,000 new jobs and sharply lower than the revised 201,000 jobs added in March.Investors were cautious as the ADP report is always seen as a preview to the closely watched government employment report due on Friday.Another report showed new orders for U.S. factory goods dropped 1.5 percent in March, the biggest decline in three years, as demand for transportation equipment and a range of other goods slumped, according to the Commerce Department.However, stocks cut losses even after the string of weaker-than- expected data and staged a comeback in late trading.As of the market close, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 10.59 points, or 0.08 percent, at 13,268.73. The Standard &amp; Poor's 500 was down 3.51 points, or 0.25 percent, to 1,402.31. The Nasdaq Composite Index added 9.41 points, or 0.31 percent, to 3,059.85.
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