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📉Giant property developer $CityDev(C09.SI)$ is last week's standout underperformer following its 13% tumble 📢The stock rout followed from the company's 28 September reveal of its three year "GET+" strategy, which includes SGD 6 billion of divestments and SGD 5 billion of new investments - with 30% allocated to China and Japan ⚠On the day of the announcement, City Dev shares fell 8% from $8.26 to $7.59 - its largest single day decline since 2020 Following last week's share price loss, City Dev is now trading at a 34% discount to its net asset value per share of $10.74, according to Bloomberg The stock is also now one of worst performing index stocks this year-to-date Some analysts nevertheless retain their buy rating on the stock, noting that Cit

📈 $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ shares had been on a relentless, 7-day winning streak from 21 to 29 September, driven by news that it was in advanced talks with StarHub on a potential deal for M1 ✍While the stock has given back almost all gains since, on the back of a global sell-off, Macquarie Research (MQ) maintains its target price of $12.87 on the share, especially after Keppel held its annual technology forum NEXT earlier this week on Tuesday 29 September 👀Read more to find out the rationale for MQ’s view, as well as important disclaimers: What’s new Keppel (KEP) held its annual technology forum, NEXT, on 29 September. The event was open to public equity buy-side investors for the first time. Why it matters This year's event was decidedly a broader disc

🇨🇳On Monday, China’s State Council, chaired by Premier Li Qiang, pledged to strengthen counter-cyclical macro policy adjustments in response to emerging economic challenges and soft growth in Q3 🔛The policy follow-through has been immediate 📢Yesterday, China cut the rate on its 1-year pledged supplementary lending (PSL) - which offers cheap funding to the country’s policy banks to finance investment - by 25 basis points, while the rate on one-year PSL will be cut to 1.5% from 1.75% They also announced an interest subsidy for residential mortgages targeting first-time buyers, an annual interest subsidy of one percentage point for up to five years for eligible mortgages up to RMB1 million - targeting lower-tier cities and affordable properties All measures are effective from tomorrow, and is

Trending HSI call warrant $HSI 26800MBeCW261127(JEBW.SI)$ Trending HSI put warrant $HSI 22600MBePW261127(ZH5W.SI)$ *Trending warrants refer to those with the tightest spreads and highest liquidity

On 8 Sep, Yangzijiang shares pushed to a fresh all-time high, with trading volume in the early afternoon already exceeding the 10-day average volume This brings the stock’s rally since its 1H26 results on 6 August to 31%. Consequently, Macquarie’s Yangzijiang call warrants have rallied as much as 257% from 6 August to 8 September (note: there are no put warrants available) Market Technican Binni Ong believes that the combination of a new high on above-average volume points to strong underlying momentum, especially given that the stock has broken out of the upward sloping channel that has guided the stock higher since March 2026 Binni shares the stock levels to watch out for from here, as well as when the bullish structure will be invalidated *This article is sponsored by Macquarie Warrants

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Today is the last day of trading for 11 call and put warrants tracking the Hang Seng Index expiring on 29 Sep 2026 What if you are still holding onto these warrants after today? What do you have to do? Read more: https://www.warrants.com.sg/marketnews/highlight/todayhighlight/7946

Will China A-shares see big moves as we near Trump-Xi Summit? New ChinaA50 warrants now available!   The iShares FTSE China A50 ETF (2823 HK) is a Hong Kong-listed ETF that aims to track the FTSE China A50 Index — a benchmark of the 50 largest companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges   Top 10 stocks on the ETF include Kweichow Moutai, CATL, Zhongji Innolight and China Merchants Bank   The ChinaA50 ETF traded to a one year high of HKD 18.16 on 3 Jun as it rebounded off its one year low of HKD 15.48 on 9 Mar   Despite Chinese listed companies reporting their best profit growth in five years - CSI 300 constituents posted +25.7% earnings growth in 2Q26, this has not translated into a sustained market rally given the weak economic backdrop and uncertaint

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The Singapore banks continue to reign amongst the top index movers on the Straits Times Index Will they continue moving higher? Hear what Macquarie Research (MQ) has to say about the Singapore banks in a research report published on 31 Aug 2026 upon the release of the July loan data Read more for the full article containing excerpts of MQ’s report, as well as important disclaimers: https://warrants.com.sg/marketnews/highlight/todayhighlight/7945