The Business Times, 11 August 1999

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  • 14 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 04^12/98 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-tlmea.asia! .com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11,1999
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  • 65 1 O^HUIMS.66) MLB (-14.85) ansa pomes 372.70 (-8.30) rywuMnwDOk hi Dm STOCK HABKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSE COUP 683.65 *1M4 NIKKEI 17,202.09 >11.64 HANG SENG 1*6*71 -34R76 SET INDEX MM -2.60 JAKARTA COUP 57U4 17.77 MANILA COMP _2JJ#,78 -2412 TAIPEI WPI 7.2W.60 +241 £9 SEOUL COMP 968.66 +19.69 CLSA
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  • 78 1 F08EX KATES USI ss USS 1.669 £(US$/SI per S) 1.619 M87 EUROfUSt/SS per E) 1079 1.791 DM IJBU 0.915 YEN 114J I.4U* KM 3.860 0.439 HK4 7.763 0115 BAHT 37.78 0444 EDPIAH 7,328 0.023 'St lom units PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 5.80 KUALA LUMPUR 7.25 JAKARTA 40.00 BANGKOK 10.00 MANILA
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  • 823 1  -  OOMMnrMKY OX SECOND QUAKTBR ECONOMIC PBRFORMAMCB Despite the better numbers, the breadth of Singapore's economic recovery is narrower than is apparent at first sight, argues VHRAH KHAMIA VIKRAM KHANNA THE latest data on the performance of the Singapore economy in the second quarter
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  • 529 1  -  New columbarium will allow owners to reassign lease to someone else at a higher price By i Corinne Kerk [SINGAPORE] Property-con-scious Singaporeans can look forward to another form of "home" ownership if a plan to sub-lease columbarium niches, which can then be reassigned to
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  • 419 1  -  By Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Restoring the cut in employers' contribution to the Central Provident Fund (CPF) will hinge on the Singapore economy hitting its medium-term growth potential of 4 to 6 per cent, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI)
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  • 446 1  -  Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] In yet another move to refocus its investments in the Asia Pacific, Singapore Telecom is selling its entire stake in Norwegian mobile phone operator NetCom for a hefty profit of $553.2 million. At 2.68 billion Norwegian kroner
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    • 159 1 ptstoe ■HB Grandlink upset The Grandlink group is said to be upset with mortgagee OCBC Bank for placing its Grandlink Square development under receivership, Pf COP'S mdMO ftntiM Singapore's Central Depository (Pte) Ltd can apply to the Malaysian clearing house to extend its temporary nominee status when it expires in
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  • 2ND QUARTER ECONOMIC SURVEY
    • 244 2 Key economic indicators, second quarter 1999 Financial/Business Manufacturing Commerce Transport/ Construction services Communications 7.6% 14.1% 5.5% 6.6% -14.7% 9 -iwr»*wr- 18 10 8 20 6 i 12 -V 5 V 1 10 3 1 6y 0\- -J- 6-\- 0 0 0 ——J- -5 5 -3 >—■/ T I
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    • 675 2  -  FINANCIAL SERVICES Bank credit, offshore ACU market weak; upturn depends on region: Mil By. Anna Teo THE recent strong rebound in the financial services sector was narrowly focused on the stock market; other segments like bank credit and the offshore Asian currency unit
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    • 532 2  -  ELECTRONICS HI output np 18%; industry depends more on chip than US economic cycle By, Jennifer Lien SINGAPORE'S electronics industry is set to continue with its "strong growth momentum" this year, says the trade and industry ministry. In a feature article in the
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    • 575 2  -  BUSINESS EXPECTATXOXS Electronics firms most bullish, export orders seen rising By Jennifer Lien THINGS look rosier in the second half for manufacturers despite further price erosion, the latest survey of business expectations found. The second-quarter Economic Development Board survey found a weighted 28 per cent
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    • SURVEY Snippets
      • 38 2 REFLECTING the strong growth momentum in the quarter, gross domestic product grew almost 22 per cent in Q2 on a seasonally-adjusted, annualised quarter-on-quarter basis, up from just 3.6 per cent in Ql.
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      • 51 2 THE transport and communications sector continued its steady growth, expanding 6.6 per cent in Q2- Air cargo tonnage rose 13 per cent, while the number of air passengers was up 5.9 per cent. Sea cargo tonnage grew 4.8 per cent and container throughput was up 3.3 per
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      • 49 2 PRODUCTIVITY grew 8.1 per cent in Q2, higher than the 2.5 per cent rise in the previous quarter. The manufacturing sector enjoyed the highest productivity growth of 20 per cent. The financial and business services sector's productivity increased 3.1 per cent following five consecutive quarters of decline.
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      • 78 2 JANUARY'S cost-cutting package and the strong improvement in productivity helped to lower unit labour cost (ULC) in Q2. The unit labour cost index for the overall economy fell 14.3 per cent after a 10 per cent decline in the previous quarter. The unit business cost (ÜBC)
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      • 62 2 AFTER recording a $400 million deficit in Ql this year, Singapore's balance of payments posted a $4.8 billion surplus in Q2. The current account balance improved on the back of a strong recovery in exports to Asia and a pick-up in the global electronics market.
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    • 580 4  -  Tan Kong Tarn to wear two hats, stays as head of varsity's business policy dept By. Anna Teo TAN Kong Yam is back once again at the Ministry of Trade Industry (MTI) this time as its chief economist heading the economics division,
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    • 338 4  -  COMMERCE Rebound in domestic, regional economies helps end four quarters of decline By. Eugene Low BOOSTED by the rebound in IM »imi nlfcr <«nd regional MHMMninnx)re s commerce sector grew 5.5 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter after four consecutive
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    • 387 4  -  CONSTRUCTION Pick-np seen only in 2001 even if valne of contracts rises later in' 99 or early 2000 By Eugene Low REFLECTING the drop in the number of contracts awarded last year, the construction sector's slump deepened in the second quarter, and any recovery
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 218 6 SMALL firms in search of industrial space can look to a factory in the MacPherson area which has come up for sale by tender. The single-storey factory with an attached two-storey office block occupies a site area of 16,888 sq ft and
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    • 322 6  -  Union chief is for gradual restoration without affecting competitiveness By i Clarissa Tan THE National Trade Unions Congress has not pressed the government for an immediate restoration of last year's 10point cut in employers' CPF contribution, NTUC secre-tary-general Lim Boon
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    • 354 6  -  ELSE says it will consider issue nearer expiry date in December From Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE'S Central Depository (Pte) Ltd (CDP) the omnibus account for the 172,000 Clob investors can apply to the Malaysian clearing house to extend its
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    • 436 6  -  Conn&l Rankin to be replaced by Eric Gill, HSBC Indonesia CEO By i Catherine Ong CONNAL Rankin, the highprofile chief executive officer of HSBC Singapore, will be leaving Singapore in January to take up a new posting in the head
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    • 456 6  -  Clob investors were net buyers of KL stocks, he reiterates By' Ven Sreenivasan CLOB investors were substantial net buyers of Malaysian stocks and, in fact, doubled their holdings between Dec 31, 1996, and Sept 1,1998, when the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Composite Index fell
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    • 436 6  -  By, David Boey THE Grandlink Group is said to be upset with mortgagee OCBC Bank for placing its Grandlink Square development under receivership. Grandlink, which is developing the residential-cum-of-fice project in Geylang, says the bank's action has thrown the project's completion date
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    • 214 6  -  MAXLBAG Shi Guo Ji Singapore via Internet I REFER to the letter "Different ways to divest: MOF" (BT, Aug 6) by Lim Boon Wee, director (investment), Ministry of Finance, in response to my letter "Make public offers when govt divests"
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    • 287 6  -  M H Kit Singapore via Internet Z Y Liu is to be commended for the letter "Firms disguise retrenchment" (BT, Aug 7). I have lost my job at an American chemical company where I have spent the best 20 years of my working life. As a regional
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  • ASIA ON THE MEND
    • 499 7  -  Minister: We are over-brokered, 64 is a fairly big number for M'sia Reports from Diana Oon in Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA'S capital market masterplan will result in fewer stockbroking firms but they will be larger, better-cap-italised and better-managed entities, Second Finance Minister Mustapa Mohamed
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    • 328 7 [KUALA LUMPUR] Securi ties Commission (SC) chairman Ali Abdul Kadir yesterday did not rule out further arrests of corporate figures for infringements of securities legislation, but stressed that previous arrests and any future ones should be seen in the context
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    • 270 7 NPLs will upset banking stability unless banks merge as planned: governor Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central Bank Negara said yesterday that non-per-forming loans (NPLs) in the economy total 72 billion Malaysian ringgit (5531.6 billion), and warned they could threaten the banking system's stability
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    • 624 7  -  Jakarta index down 3% after testing critical 570 support level From Shoeb Kagda in Jakarta A WEAKENING rupiah and uncertainty surrounding the Bank Bali scandal caused investors to sell down Jakarta stocks heavily yesterday, driving the benchmark Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) sharply lower.
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • 486 8  -  Measures include setting np three investment funds, import duty cuts From Harish Mehta in Bangkok THAILAND yesterday unveiled a stimulus package worth over US$2 billion (553.3 billion) to kick-start its moribund economy. This includes the establishment of three equity investment funds, slashing import duties
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    • 126 8 HANOI AFP, Reuters VIETNAM'S foreign investment approvals plunged 41 per cent year-on-year to US$79B million (551.33 billion) in the seven months to July, an official report said yesterday. Sixty-six existing investments applied for capital increases totalling U*****.5 million, a 33 per cent increase over
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    • 734 8  -  ASUJVTIHW Poser arises after surprise court decision to release Anwar tennis partner By Yang Razali Kassim Nalla who? Nallakaruppan Solaimalai, Anwar Ibrahim's former tennis partner who was released yesterday after a year in jail, might have been a nobody before. But now
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    • 381 8 MANILA Reuters. AFP PHILIPPINE President Joseph Estrada has called for a sweeping overhaul of the Constitution to allow foreigners a controlling stake in public utilities, to own land and to curb intervention by courts in economic policies. Mr Estrada said on Monday the
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    • 323 8 I THE ASIA BUSINESS FORECAST 1999 f Brought to you by Strategic Intelligence. 1 L The best connected intellectual force in Asian business. J 26 August Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore H Examine the future with the most They include: H Influential economic, political and Jflfc p ro f. p a ui
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  • CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
    • 627 9 HONGKONG Mainland fighters mistakenly crossed dividing line twice, says Lee Teng-hui Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP HONGKONG stocks fell, led by China-related shares, after Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui said mainland Chinese fighter jets twice mistakenly crossed the dividing line of the Taiwan Strait recently and amid reports
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    • 223 9 SHANGHAI Reuters CHINA has cut taxes sharply on property trading since Aug 1 to boost the market, the official China Securities newspaper said yesterday. People who bought a house, lived in it for more than one year and wanted to sell it would be exempt from
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    • SINO Briefs
      • 59 9 AFP [BEIJING] Residents of Shenzhen enjoy the highest average incomes in China, state media said yesterday. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Shenzhen's monthly per capita income is the highest of China's 35 major cities, averaging 1,502 yuan (SS3O2), the China Daily said.
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      • 77 9 AFP [TAIPEI] Taiwan's hopes of constructing Asia's highest building have been dashed after aviation safety concerns forced the developer to cut the number of storeys, a report said yesterday. After weeks of negotiations with authorities, the Taipei Financial Center Corp agreed on Monday to cut
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      • 65 9 Reuters [BEIJING] China's trade surplus is expected to fall to about US$2O billion (5533.4 billion) this year, the International Trade News reported yesterday, compared with U5543.59 billion in 1998. The newspaper said exports were likely to grow 1.7 per cent year-on-year to US$lB7
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      • 58 9 AFP [SHANGHAI] Shanghai has unveiled its first investment firm specialising in high technology venture capital, the official Liberation Daily reported yesterday. Set up with some 800 million yuan (*****.6 million) in funding, Shanghai Chuangye Investment Co Ltd will focus primarily on small and medium-sized new
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    • 306 9 Agency cites large forex reserves and policy reform LONDON AFX-Asia, Reuters MOODY'S Investors Service said the outlook for China's sovereign ratings remains stable, reflecting primarily the insulation from external shocks provided by the large holdings of foreign exchange reserves, as well as the government's
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  • ASIA
    • 584 10 SEOUL Reform includes sale of group's profitable brokerage and construction arms Reuters CREDITORS of South Korea's troubled Daewoo Group will unveil today a restructuring plan calling for the sale of the group's profitable brokerage and construction arms. Daewoo executives discussed the plan yesterday with
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    • 393 10 MELBOURNE Economy expected to expand for Bth year with inflation tame Bloomberg AUSTRALIAN companies are enjoying the benefits of free-spending consumers, saying conditions in July remained near their strongest in at least two and a half years. National Australia Bank Ltd's index of
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    • Article, Illustration
      50 10 [SEOUL] A protester kicking the shield of a riot policeman as some 100 people stage a protest in front of the Japanese embassy yesterday to demand compensation from Japan for Koreans forced to fight for Japan during World War 11. Japan ruled Korea during the war. AFP
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    • 262 10 NEW DELHI Bloomberg INDIA has approved 45 foreign direct investment proposals worth 31.5 billion rupees (SII.IB billion) to encourage foreign companies. The Foreign Investment Promotion Board, a government body, on Monday al- lowed ICICI Ltd, the country's second-biggest long-term lender, to sell shares worth
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    • 449 10  -  Aussie successfully defends A 551,756 tax-deduction claim From Surinder Singh in Sydney AN Australian executive who traded shares during his lunch hour and wrote off his resulting A 551,756 (5556,522) losses as a business expense has successfully defended the claim. A report
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  • REGION/WORLD
    • 617 11 FRANKFURT Recovery fuelled by euro's fall and growing world trade as Asia improves Reuters THE euro area's economic recovery is well on track but has failed so far to create jobs on a big scale, data released yesterday showed. Exports
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    • 438 11 LONDON Reuters THE environment for global bonds looks ever shakier ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting later this month but short-dated Japanese debt might offer a temporary shelter from the storm, analysts said yesterday. As economic fundamentals increasingly point to
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    • 368 11 WASHINGTON Reuters STATE securities regulators in the US on Monday issued a damning report on the daytrading industry and called for stronger oversight of the services that allow customers to trade stocks quickly using sophisticated software. The study by the North American
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    • 75 11 [LONDON] one2one managing director Tim Staples (left) and founder of the Virgin Group of Companies, Richard Branson, at a photocall here yesterday to confirm a new joint venture between the two companies. Millions of Virgin Atlantic airline passengers will be able to buy
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    • 489 11 M WASHINGTON They had charged Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela, Iraq of unfair pricing Reuters THE US Commerce Department on Monday threw out a landmark oil dumping case that accused Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Mexico and Iraq of selling crude oil at unfair
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    • 404 11 LONDON Benchmark Brent hit peak of US$2O56 in early trade, its highest since Oct '97 Reuters OIL prices sped to new 22month highs before slipping yesterday amid good demand for physical crude and projections of faster growth in the world's thirst for oil
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    • 289 11 BOMBAY Reuters INDIAN government securities will open weak today as trading sentiment, already hit by a number of local factors, will be affected further by news that India had shot down a Pakistani reconnaissance plane, dealers said. Prices fell
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    • 9 11 Day trading: gambling disguised as a career, Pg 12
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    • 138 11 Also fl Home Imagine being able to, quite literally, stroll down to the beach at the end of your working day. You can at Mandarin Gardens, Singapore's only full service apartments by the sea. Apartments range from one bedroom to a penthouse, are fully furnished. (You only need to bring
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  • EDITORIAL & OPINION
    • 853 12  -  THE BOTTOM LIME OPINION By Leon Hadar The writer is BT's Washington correspondent EVERY few years, pundits in the West seem to be drawn into one of those "big debates on the future of the world" that are usually ignited by the publication of
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    • 110 12 The appearance of Putin on the political scene in Russia inspires anxiety rather than hope for the future of the country.' Andrei Cherkizov political analyst, on Vladimir Putin, the head of Russia's security service, whom President Boris Yeltsin named as the man who will succeed him next
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    • 513 12 EDITORIAL POUR years ago, when Hongkong unemployment reached uncomfortable levels, former governor Chris Patten succumbed to public pressure by slashing the import quota for foreign labour to 5,000 from 25,000. Four years on and with unemployment almost doubled, lawmakers and unionists are again targeting foreign labour
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    • 1283 12  -  'Get-rich-qnick' online stock trading no different from betting on horses By Bill Hendrick Bill Hendrick writes for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution NYT IN ANOTHER time and another place, Mark Barton might just have been a highstakes gambler who spent his days and money at
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    • 978 12 Yttate ilcns of waaknaai THE most obvious thing about Russian President Boris Yeltsin's sacking of his latest prime minister, the fourth he has fired in 18 months, is that it is a sign of weakness, not strength. Well into his final year as boss in the
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  • EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
    • 684 13 PEOPLE LAT-WP NYT [LOS ANGELES] Victor Mature, the brawny, broad-shouldered actor who was one of Hollywood's first beefcake stars, has died. He was 86. Mature, who played numerous leads during the 1940s and '50s, including Doc Holliday in John Ford's My Darling Clementine, was a
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
    • 1032 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD weatherman? (8) jg— j j round 19 Following second course (6) n ing the thumb (4-6) 27 It's charming when some men I I I I I 1 I I I chant in Greek (10) Qf night (1Q) YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION DOWN 11 Blemish of faulty charged par- |||m|i
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  • FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
    • 718 14  -  Euro, yen, S$ likely to end up as safe havens in any quality flight out of US$ By Larry Wee A TUG of war is developing between Asian worries and fears over US asset prices. Flight to quality considerations saw the Singapore dollar
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    • 348 14 Source: Hypovereinsbank Market changes during the previous week CURRENCY PER USS AS AT CLOSE Of CHANGE YEAR TO DATE 06/08/99 30AJ7/99 Absolut* In terms High low Ml 1J«8» 1J267 -0407 -0.S7 fMMI JPY 114.75 115.11 -0.360 -0.31 124.80 111.38 SOD 1.6685 1.6820 -0.015 -0.92 1.7386
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    • 750 14 INFORMED sources are suggesting that Japan is on the verge of changing its policy on the value of the yen. Fears over the large unhedged holdings by Japanese investors in euro-denominated assets have been reduced by its recent recovery. In addition, the
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    • 409 14 Chart of interest rates: W US Dollar Base Premium Deposit Alternate Currency Interest Rate* I Australian Dollar 18% p.a. Euro 14% p.a. P' A Japanese Yen 11% p.a. B UP TO British Pound 11% p.a. Canadian Dollar 10% p.a. I IJ If you're looking for a foreign currency deposit that
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 707 15  -  Price tumbles after interim results as investors ignore special dividend By I Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank's shares received a whipping on the stock market yesterday, sliding 8 per cent after the release of its interim results last Friday. Both its foreign
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    • 361 15  -  CORPORATE RESULTS Help from newly acquired Asian hotels' contributions By Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] City Developments unit Millennium Copthorne (M&C) yesterday reported a 20 per cent jump in pre-tax profit for the first half, fuelled by contributions from its newly-acquired Asian hotels. For the six
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    • 557 15  -  By\ Soh Tiang Keng [SINGAPORE] Del Monte Pacific Ltd (DMPL), which made a sluggish debut in the Singapore stock markef last week, has reported a 38.2 per cent surge in group net earnings to US$2l.3 million (5535.6 million) for the half-year ended June
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    • 232 15 [SINGAPORE] Singamas Container Holdings (Singamas) last night announced a 22.6 per cent increase in group net profits to US$6lB,OOO (Ssl million) for the half-year ended June 30 this year. This came on the back of a 21.6 per cent rise in group turnover to
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    • 253 15  -  Software contract manufacturer is Sesdaq-bound By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] International Press Company (IPC), a software contract manufacturer, has received in-principle approval from the Stock Exchange of Singapore for a listing on Sesdaq. Following its impending change in status to a public company, the
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    • 863 15  -  HOCK LOCK SIEWj Quak Hiang Whai IN a speech during Hongkong's stock market boom of 1997, Zhu Xiaohua, who was then chairman of the China Everbright Group, argued that red chip companies should be subject to regulations by the mainland
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    • COMPANIES
      • 502 16  -  Representatives of family also voice fears over injection of assets By\ Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] Scotts Holdings' shareholders yesterday voted to reduce its capital and allow DBS Land to inject its service apartment arm into the company despite strong objections
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      • 228 16 Bloomberg [TAIPEI] Compaq Computer Corp and Microsoft Corp will invest in a new Taiwan e-commerce venture, the first involvement by either company in the island's Internet service industry. Compaq, the world's leading personal computer maker, and Microsoft, the world's biggest software company,
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      • 461 16  -  Front Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur SHARES of Malaysia's largest phone company Telekom Malaysia Bhd have come under selling pressure in recent weeks, partially on concerns of weak first-half results due to be released this week or the next, analysts said. Telekom
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      • 296 16 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] Cathay Pacific Airways, Hongkong's only long-haul airline, said it will bar the media from a briefing on its 1999 first-half earnings. Cathay, which may return to profit this year after losing money in 1998 for the first time in 35 years, said
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      • 359 16 It sees recovery boosting demand for power projects Bloomberg [HONGKONG] American International Group will double its investment in Sithe Asia Holdings Ltd, betting that Asia's economic rebound will boost demand for power projects, Sithe said yesterday. AlG's Asian Infrastructure Fund II LP and
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      • 695 16  -  IHHMIHK VIEW Number of deals for week falls by more than half to 53 By 1 Wong Wei Kong (SINGAPORE] Market uncertainty caused by the volatility on Wall Street and the rift between China and Taiwan are having a dampening effect on the
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 57 16 [SINGAPORE] Goldtron chairman Ong Soon Kiat's stake in the company has slipped to 9.7 per cent from 9.8 per cent, following the sale 0f400,000 Goldtron shares at 22 cents to 23.5 cents a share. The disposal was made over three days last week by "financial institutions
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        • 45 16 [SINGAPORE] Jack Chia-MPH has appointed Robert Tan Kah Boh and Lim Chin Tiong members of its audit committee, effective last Friday. They join Stephen Leow Liang Chuang, the company said yesterday, adding that Mr Tan is the committee's chairman.
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        • 30 16 [SINGAPORE] MCL Land has subscribed for 999,998 shares of $1 each at par in subsidiary Kedron Investments, raising the latter's paid-up capital to $1 million.
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        • 71 16 [SINGAPORE] Want Want Holdings yesterday sold its half-stake in a snack food company that has yet to take off for US$l.2 million (Ss2 million). The food company, Nanjing General Mills Want Want Food Inc. was# joint venture between subsidiary Dragon Want and General
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        • 52 16 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] Jardine Strategic Holdings said its net assets per share at end-July was U554.32 before any proposed interim dividend payment for 1999. Of this amount, U553.37 is attributable to Jardine Strategics interests in directly-held businesses, other than Jardine Matheson, based on market
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        • 53 16 [SINGAPORE] Hongkong tycoon Richard Li Tzar Kai has bought 861,000 shares of Pacific Century Group (Cayman Islands) for $5.06 million, or at an average price of $5.88 per share. The acquisition raises his controlling stake in the company to 77.59 per cent from
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        • 63 16 [KUALA LUMPUR] Tongkah Holdings has bought the quarter stake it did not own in Kestrel Securities from three individuals for 30 million Malaysian ringgit (5513.2 million) in cash. The move will turn the Muar-based brokerage into a wholly-owned subsidiary. Tongkah, which is controlled by Mokhzani
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        • 57 16 [KUALA LUMPUR] Berjaya Group sold 66.3 million shares, or 11.73 per cent of Berjaya Capital in the open market for 124 million Malaysian ringgit (5154.4 million), or an average of RM1.87 apiece, between last December and July. Berjaya Group, controlled by Vincent Tan, now
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        • 49 16 AFX-Asia [KUALA LUMPUR] The Securities Commission has approved Malayan Flour Mills' application to use 38.7 million Malaysian ringgit (SII7 million), originally meant for the construction of its corporate headquarters, to partially repay the RMIOO million bonds which will expire on July 31,2000. —AFX-Asia
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    • INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 974 17  -  There will be much volatility bot stocks should end year strongly, she says By' Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Internet stocks in the US may be languishing now, but they are poised for a rally on the back of strong fourth-quarter earnings,
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      • 448 17 Cheap flat-rate service for unlimited Internet access in the offing Reuters [TOKYO] Moves unveiled by Softbank yesterday to offer wireless Internet access in Japan show how intensely competition is closing in on telecom giant NTT, whose high charges have
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      • 267 17 NYT [NEW YORK] Hundreds of corporate users of one of MCI Worldcom Inc's big data networks were suffering problems ranging from slowdowns to outright failures on Monday. The problems began on Thursday night, the company said on Monday. MCI Worldcom is the nation's No
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 75 17 Bloomberg [MURRAY HELL, New Jersey] Lucent Technologies Inc, the world's No 1 phone equipment maker, yesterday agreed to buy computer network integrator International Network Services for about US$3.7 billion (556.2 billion) in stock to move ftirther into data networking. Lucent win swap
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        • 94 17 AFP (PARIS] The board of the French-Belgian oil group TotalFina rejected a counter bid by the French group Elf Aquiiaine in a vote late on Monday, the company said yesterday. The board of TotalFina, which has bid for Elf Aquitaine, rejected the counter attack
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        • 81 17 Bloomberg [SEOUL] LG Electronics Co, one of South Korea's top three electronics makers, said its first-half net profit increased ninefold, thanks mainly to a one-time gain from selling a stake in LG Semicon Co. Net profit in the six months to June 30 totalled
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        • 77 17 Bloomberg [COVINGTON, Kentucky] Ashland Inc, the largest US highway contractor, on Monday made an unsolicited offer to buy Superfos A/S for U*****.7 million (Sll.l billion), rushing to grab more of the US$lBO billion that the US will spend rebuilding its highways. Covington, Kentucky-based Ashland said
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      • 273 17 Deal, if successful, will create the world's biggest aluminium firm Reuters [ZURICH] Switzerland's Alusuisse Lonza said yesterday it was in talks with Alcan of Canada and France's Pechiney to create the world's largest aluminium company. Alusuisse said it was in advanced talks on the
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      • 395 17 Bloomberg [LONDON] Oil giant BP Amoco pic's profits rose a greater-than-expected 19 per cent in the second quarter after oil prices surged and cost cuts from its US$62 billion (*****.6 billion) purchase of Amoco Corp began to materialise. The London-based company's profit rose
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      • 170 17 Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Bank AG, the world's largest bank, said yesterday it plans to bid for all nine regional cable television network companies put up for sale by Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe's No 1 phone company. DB Investor, the unit formed last year to
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    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 459 18 European and Aussie exchanges likely to offer screen-based trading to US futures brokers soon Bridge News [WASHINGTON] The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is close to clearing way for three foreign futures exchanges to place electronic trading terminals in the US and
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      • 222 18 Company enters a new area of commodities trading Bloomberg [NEW YORK] American International Group Inc has formed a unit to operate a market for trading forward contracts of telecommunications minutes and bandwidth, placing AIG in a new area of commodities trading. New York-based
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      • 393 18 Accounting firm taps Cisco for USslb to beef np global Net consulting business FT, Bloomberg [SAN FRANCISCO] KPMG said on Monday that plans for an initial public offering of its global consulting arm would not be affected by Cisco Systems' US$l.O5 billion
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      • 303 18 PwC buys McGladrey Pullen unit to boost servicing of funds Reuters [NEW YORK] PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said on Monday that it bought the investment company services unit of McGladrey Pullen LLP to strengthen its dominant market share in the lucrative sector of servicing mutual funds. The firm, one of the "Big
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      • 193 18 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Republic New York Corp's top three executives will be paid as much as US$4l.9 million (Ss7o million) over five years after seUing their bank to London-based HSBC Holdings pic, according to a filing with the US Securities and
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      • SMALL Change
        • 130 18 Reuters [LONDON] Equitas, the reinsurance and run-off vehicle set up by Lloyd's of London insurance market to pay off Its mountain of pre-1993 claims, reported a £54 million (Ssl46 million) surplus after tax for the year to end-March 1999 yesterday, making an accumulated total surplus
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        • 99 18 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Citibank, a unit of financial services giant Citigroup Inc, and Visa International will in September start selling an electronic alternative to travellers' cheques through Japanese regional banks, said a Citibank official. The regional banks will issues magnetic card that customers can use to withdraw
          Bloomberg  -  99 words
        • 46 18 Bloomberg [MELBOURNE] HSBC Bank Australia Ltd said it has established a secure Internet trading servtoa, aiming to challenge market leader Commonwealth Securitioa. With the new service, HSBC becomes the second firm with direct access to the Australian Stock Exchange.
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        • 75 18 AFX-Asia, Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Colonial Ltd managing director Pater Smedley said the company is continuing to look for acquisitions both offshore and locally. Mr Smedley told a news conference following the release of interim rse&hs that growth in the superannuation, or pensions market, provided good reason for
          AFX-Asia,; Bloomberg  -  75 words
      • 238 19  -  mux Reports MSd Singapore Index Daphne Tay, Jardine Fleming THE Singapore stock market began the week on a low note yesterday, overcast with rate hike concerns, the ongoing China-Taiwan tensions, and domestically, lack of liquidity as investors continued to remain on the sidelines.
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      • 145 19  -  BfSCI Taiwan fntnres Cecilia Loh Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures yesterday posted its biggest one-day gain this month, rising 11.3 and 11.1 points in the August and September contracts respectively. The Taiex soared 241.59 points to 7,269.60, paced by
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      • 260 19 Bridge News [HONGKONG] The recent strong price of the London Metal Exchange aluminium futures has failed to boost export offers from China as some small-scale local producers are reluctant to export large amounts of aluminium on expectations of higher prices, while
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      • 299 19 Reuters London THE dollar was broadly soft in Europe yesterday, weighed down by fears that this week's US Treasury's quarterly refunding would be received poorly and further reduce foreign demand for US assets. Analysts said disappointing auction results would highlight that capital flows, badly needed by the US
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      • 1779 19 B1C0M FUTUMBS Aug 10 RUttCR (Mm dosfeq at SJOpw) RSS1 CONTRACT (S c«tfs/ln) ClOM Votano 0pO« MolrtO Mqh LOW Sttt (tOWOS) htOTOrt S«p 99 9425 1200 Oct 99 94.50 300 Nov 99 9100 300 Doc 99 99.75 300 Jan/Mar 00 103.25 300 Apr/Jun 00 104.75 MJU? 00 109.75 RSS 3
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      1487 20 AFP d Hang Seng -348.76 HONGKONG share prices plunged 2.7 per cent yesterday to a two-month low on continuing worries over interest rates, dealers said. "There was some panic selling because of a sharp rise in interbank rates" as fears rose that US interest rates will go up later
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      584 20 Reuters n Shenzhen B Index -15 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares fell yesterday after investors took poor first-half results from Shenzhen Fangda as an omen that other blue chips would post disappointing interim earnings. The B share index fell 2.5 points, or 2.76 per cent, to 88.17 in sparse
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    • 321 20 AFP QVP Index *3«L5» TAIWAN share prices rebounded 3.4 per cent yesterday on positive corporate results, dealers said. The Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index surged 241.59 points to 7,269.60 on turnover of NT5113.78 billion. The index has been hammered in the past few weeks on tensions with China.
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    • 2291 20 LONDOM I nd ujtnals 3i Group 7.86 -0.24 ABbey National 9.96 -0.13 A B Foods 4.15 0.05 A B Port J 2.95 -0.02 AstraZeneca 22.69 0.35 Alliance i Leicester 8.04 -0.07 Allied Domecq 5.67 0.02 Allied Zurich 7.10 -0.07 Anqto American Gold 43.70 unch ASOA Group 2.20
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    • 1627 20 AFP HNMriZB tim SHARE prices in Tokyo inched up 0.1 per cent yesterday as strong machinery order figures buoyed sentiment, brokers said. The Nikkei 225 index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 11.64 points to finish at 17,202.09. Share prices were pushed up after the Economic Planning Agency forecast
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 8213 21 INDUSTRIALS ConswMf products 1999 Last Vei Day Nat Cap Mim Lew ClMpaay 'POO MH> Lew Pit $w» 440 255 Ajlnomoto 312 6 1 312 312 19.8 126.5 174 46 Angkasa 88 3 312 91.5 S4.5 129.8 404 220 Apollo Food Hlg 290 12 11 290 275 10.1 "6.0 294 115
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      • 411 21 AFP rl Composite Index +15.44 MALAYSIAN share prices closed 2.3 per cent higher yesterday after a volatile session with largely technical gains limited by bouts of selling pressure. A dealer with a local brokerage said gains were merely due to technical factors and
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    • WARRANTS, OPTIONS & REGIONAL MARKETS
      • 2052 22 BONDS. LOANS ft WARRANTS wt 52-Wk Last VI Day L*t Ouata A»« High In Stno Company Sala r COOP) High Law Bwyar laHar Prlea 104 3 3160 Acar ******1USS 36.5 I 4 266 41 363 36~ 363 80 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 34 -4 203 38 34 33-5 35 38
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      • 213 22 Homwntto stocks Or Or S2-M Laat Val Day Last Ouot* ON Mv VM N»t M Cat Htq» Law Stna «g» COOP) Hm> L— Bwyar S—f CV Pit »ni 365 173 5123 CDL(2000)HK 297.5 250 285 8 XT 2.7 10.1 5685 9 5124 Cattiay Pk 20c HK 720 265
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      • 177 22  -  WARRANT WATCH -By Ven Sreenivasan MARKET experts may agree that stocks will resume their climb once the external factors weighing down sentiment blow over, but no one can predict the turning point. However, the current weakness provides buying opportunities, particularly for the better warrants.
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      • 284 22 AFP □Wellington -24.7 NEW Zealand share prices fell 1.1 per cent yesterday as one broker unloaded a basket of TeNZ Index Fund stocks. But for another strong performance from Telecom Corp, the NZSE-40 Capital Index would have fallen more than 24.7 points to close at 2,165.10. km%K m rooot
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        852 22 AFP □set Into 41 THAI shares closed 0.6 per cent lower yesterday with many investors fearful of the possibility of higher US interest rates and a Chinese yuan devaluation, traders said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index closed the day 2.6 points down at 430.85 points. An analyst with
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      • 376 22 AFP Q Composite Index J9 SOUTH Korean share prices closed 2.1 per cent up yesterday as foreign investors concentrated their buying on semiconductor shares, dealers said. But higher interest rates and continuing uncertainties over the Daewoo Group crisis limited trading, said Chung Sei Hyun of Hana Securities Co. Seoul's
        AFP  -  376 words
      • 646 22 AFP □ADOrtoariM -1&2 AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 0.6 per cent yesterday as institutional selling of major stocks pushed the market down ahead of an expected rise in US interest rates, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed 18.2 points lower at 2,958.70. The All Industrials Index closed down 41.5
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        672 22 AFP Composite Index -17.77 INDONESIAN share prices dived 3 per cent yesterday as the rupiah weakened and fears grew of a US interest rate hike, dealers said. They said there were also concerns about a scandal involving a controversial commission paid to Bank Bali, and rumours that Bank International
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      • 327 22 AFP P Manila -2152 PHILIPPINE share prices fell 1.1 per cent yesterday due to continuing fears of higher interest rates in the United States and an absence of good news locally, analysts said. The Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 24.52 points to close at 2,230.78. Turnover totalled two
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    • 7105 23 Transaction date: Aiu; 10 j Or Cr M Wt 52-Wk Last Vol Day Lnt Ouota Mv D«v YM Mt Cm Avg Hl» Law »«W Cimfny HH fOOOl Law »iyr C'vr E/K Wo IMLTHNMItTlY 182 17.5 in b 1000 Acma 50c 124 -4 49 126
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    • 1378 23 52-Wk LMl Vol Day Laat Ouata Wv Dtv Yld Mat Cap Avf HUfc L— StHa Clint tH (*000) H» Urn ■»!> CV M <aW W» MANUFACTURING 218 JO C 2049 AS Auto tOc 172 -2 222 179 169 169 172 ION 0* 196.4 176 137 45 C 2051 ASJWdg*20c
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 328 24 tteda mrnm Asia Food* Prop 15,607,000 Golden Agri USIOc 10,13,000 Hotung lov NT5 8,150,000 N0L 6,761,000 STEngqWc 6,620,000 •C«nting Int 6,175,000 GES Intl Ud 20c 5,958,000 LHTHWgslOc 5,736,000 ICTHWOC 5,420,000 •T«nChooglnt50c 5,004,000 Midi DBS Foreign 21,750,643 OCBC Foreign 16,037,600 OCBC 14,159,404 NOL 12,882,770 STEngglOc 12.576.996 NatElecKJc 11.517,707 MS 11.189,200 SPH
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      • 559 24  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY STI falls 2.3% amid China-Taiwan tension and fears of bigger-than-expected Fed interest rate hike By Ven Sreenivasan STRONGER-THAN-EXPECTED economic data failed to inspire the stock market yesterday as external factors such as the tension between China and Taiwan,
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      • ON THE GRAPEWE
        • 43 24 ACADEMICS are getting media savvy. Recently, the Business School unit at the National University of Singapore sent out a list of its faculty for the media to call upon for expert comments on various business-related topics. Clearly, no ivory tower here.
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        • 128 24 DARJEELING, the tamed British colonial hill resort and hub of India's tea industry, should be renamed Darling, reports AFP. According to the news service, a member of Parliament from the eastern Indian town told the Statesman newspaper yesterday that Darjeellng was originally called Darling until squeamish British minnifli
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        • 185 24 TWO readers recently took us to task over certain words in our headlines. One said he cringed at our use of "hotting up", as in "Singapore debt market is hotting up". It should be "heating up", he insisted, adding; "Show me a dictionary which has
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        • 99 24 IF computer vendors like Dell and Gateway can deliver their wares in a week after a customer places an order, why can't car companies do the same? At least one car company will. Toyota Motor Corp said it can deliver a vehicle within five days of receiving
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        80 24  -  UIUU By Wong Wei Kong THE shares of Neptune Orient Lines closed down two cents at $1.90 yesterday on a volume of 6.76 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 7.55 million units. The daily and weekly RSI, Stochastic and MACD charts show that while the
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    • 1185 24 n down Mood indicate* likely trading sentiment today based on brokers potted at Mpm yesterday Overnight event* may otter sentiment* Brokers potted: ISO Baring*. Credit Lyonnais Securities. Daiwa, Deutsche Morgan OrenfeU. Prater. GKGoh. Kay Hian, Merrill Lynch, Somttra. Phillip. Warburg Pillion Bead Short of cash to invest 7 Triple vcjr
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 289 25 Bridge News Reuters TRADING started the week very slowly. Louis Dreyfus is said to be closely negotiating a Panamax gram cargo to Japan from the Pacific Northwest. TANKEB& Low rates were again surfacing for the million barrel sizes from West Africa with the level for a shipment to
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    • 264 25 m a *f- t* CWT Distribution 125 -0.04 TO ChuWiHup 122 -0J04 2m Co«co tnvwtnwnt L2S a 01 SO FrtMNLM* 033 -002 IMS fin on -0.04 2S Hal Sun** 0.71 -0.03 7*9 IMC mmngi UK 5.60 unch 0 j«v« Holdings 0.97 -0.08 100 Jurong SMpyard 7.70 -0.10 17
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    • 434 25  -  Merak Mas Port sees itself as focal point for cargo from southern Sumatra and western Java By\ Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Merak Mas Port, a new port in western Java, is out to capture a share of the regional feeder market. The port developed
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    • 175 25 [SINGAPORE] Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) Line president Kentaro Kawamura died on Sunday of a liver complaint, at the age of 66. Mr Kawamura was appointed president of NYK Line in June 1995 and "his contribution will be sorely missed", the company said in a statement. "He was
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    • 793 25  -  STRAIT TALE By I Seafarer MOST people in the region who are involved in container shipping will know of Sam Ignarski. Until recently he was the Hong-kong-based director for multimodal insurer TT Club. Last year, he moved back to London to head up the TT
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    • 251 25 Bernama-Kyodo [SYDNEY] An oil spill in Sydney harbour a week ago was 30 times bigger than first estimated. a Sydney daily reported yesterday. The Sydney Morning Herald said the latest revision of the size of the Aug 3 spill calculated by
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    • 74 25 [LONDON] Ships registered in Canada can have their ISM (International Ship Management) code compliance certified by Lloyd's Register (LR) with the authorisation of the Canadian government. LR's director of marine safety Bud Streeter welcomed the arrangement, saying: "I look forward to other opportunities to
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    • 71 25 [LONDON] Discharges of oil into north-west European waters from tankers of any size, and from any other ship of over 400 gross tons, are now illegal under the 1997 amendment to Marpol Annex I, which came into force in the region at the start of the month.
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    • 594 26  -  VIETNAM: PORTS Vietnam is expanding the northern port with aid from the Japanese By P T Bangsberg in Manila VIETNAM'S main port is in the south and, over the years, was developed at the expense of gateways along the coast and near the northern capital of Hanoi.
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    • 332 26 AFP [JAKARTA] A shipping company and police yesterday blamed thick haze from forest and scrub fires in Indonesia's Sumatra island for a collision between an oil tanker and barge that left 10 dead. "Because of the smoke from the fires, the Siak
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      • 787 39 Vessel Voy Mo Berth Arrival Departure Uarcopoto 22 Prw146 Jmm 'jB 10/06/6:10 11/08/600 St ***** J01 10/06/8:30 10/08/18:00 P\i 2508 2306 JI2 10/06/7:40 11/06/800 Spc Capncor ***** J12 10/06/8:00 W{Wtt5» DM 2 4 J04 10/06/8:15 11/06/900 Umon SI* 8 May-99 JO2 10/06/6:20 11/06/9:00 Bt Afrizal ***** J01 10/06/9:45
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      • 1850 39 RECEIVING Of EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booklnq/Btltnce Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Ptflod From To From Act CtMr AE903S 12/0600 U n/l5M n/1459 WBOO a 10/1500 nms* nmo a wrroo n/0459 tvow 21 10/I7M IV0659 n/o«c J V07M n/HH n/vtoo 4 n/1200 n/1459 11/1700 Ac. UtgnoM
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      • 195 39 Anf 12 Thailand: HM Queen's Birthday. Anf 15 Belgium: Assumption Day. Hong Kong: Sino-Japanese War Victory Day. Luxembourg: Assumption Day. Anf 17 Indonesia: National Day. Anf 29 Philippines: National Heroes Day. Anf 30 United Kingdom: Summer Bank Holiday. Anf 31 Malaysia: National Day. Bapl Mexico: State of the
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      • 805 39 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranee* in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the mar ket. Prices shown are based on averagesized stem. Market movements are indi cated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and
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      • 470 39 Carton 180 Mai 990.4 8.1 175 0.10 78 0/F Ami S Dmlty Water Residue As* Aluminium Sediment No above E25 0 1 2 0 0 380 Aw 985.6 0.4 14.4 0.07 40 0.02 u 380 Max 1005.0 2.5 20.8 0.M 235 0.08 «6AT3 »m/m %M/M mi
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      • 219 40 New business plan will be presented to creditors next week Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia's debtridden flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is to resume debt talks with its creditors in Europe next week, the airline's spokesman said yesterday. "The president director along with other senior officials
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      • 58 40 [MANILA] Passengers await the first flight from the new airport terminal in Manila inaugurated by Philippine President Joseph Estrada. Mr Estrada said the 5.3-billion-peso (*****.3 million) terminal will help to ease congestion at the old airport and boost tourism. The airport will now be able
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      • 629 40 European go vts expected to contribute 30% of jet's development costs of np to USsl2b Reuters [VANCOUVER] Airbus Industrie will seek approval from member companies this year to start offering its planned A3XX two-storey jumbo jet to customers beginning in 2000, the
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      • 299 40 Bridge News [NEW YORK] US airlines enjoyed a short-term break in July from a long-term problem of falling domestic revenue trends, according to an estimate by Harrell Associates, a travel industry consulting firm. Harrell predicted that the industry's trade group, the Air
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    • 16 25 Haiphong wins upgrade Vietnam is expanding the northern port with aid from the Japanese. Page 2
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    • 1473 29 I VESSEL VOY KHH HKG SIN 1 PKO 1 PQB PXB DWM IBA I BIK IRAN BAABAEI PCL-5114 04/08 06/06 10/08 11/08 20/08 21/08 22/08 24/08 26/08 IRAN TAKHTI PCL-5115 DRY DOCKING IRAN TABATABAEI PCL-5116 18/08 20/08 24/08 25/08 03/09 04/09 05/09 07/09 09/09 IRAN SATTARI PCL-5117 25/08 27/08 31/08
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    • 701 37 shipping line ltd 72 Anson Road, Anson House #06-01 to 03, Spore *****1 M NO. **********0 D TEL: *****88 FAX: *****29 (OUTWARD) *****13-4 (INWARD) /*****10 (IMPORT STATUS) TLX: R*****0 BOOKINGS CALL DIRECT LIME: 535 6266 Cella/Jessica/Mei Chan/Jeslynn/Pora/l>y/Hawi» 8 slgs/week every 4 days I VESSEL VOY SIN JAK VESSEL |VOY SM
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    • 523 38 I VESSEL VOY SIN MAA SIN I TIGER ISLAND 727N 14-15/06 19-24 AM 28 29AM I TIGER PEARL 728N 16-17/06 21 27/08 0102/09 I TIGER SEA 729N 21 22-08 27-01/09 06-06,09 I TIGER BAY 730N 24-25/08 29-03/09 08-09/09 I TIGER ISLAND 731N 27 28/08 01W09 10-11/09 I TIGER PEARL 732N
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