The Business Times, 2 March 1999

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  • 20 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) 85c S I N G A P.O R E Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1999
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  • 63 1 Dsn 1,***** (+10.94) BT-SRI 569.93 (+8.49) SIMSCI FUTURES 213.00 (+3.80) H MARKET MOOD: Mixed STOCK MARKET INDICES Monday Change KLSECOMP 531.54 10.69 NIKKEI 14,221.75 145.79 HANG SENG 10,020.46 +161.97 SET INDEX Closed JAKARTA COMP 396.33 +0.24 MANILA COMP —*****7 -0.78 TAIPEI WPI 6,***** -617 SEOUL COMP Closed CI£A
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  • 85 1 FOREX RATES uss s$ USS 1.724 £(l'S$/S$ per 1599 2.755 H'RO(US$/S$ per K) 1.099 1.894 DM 1.780 0.968 YEN 119.2 1.446* KM 3.800 0.454 HKS 7.748 0522 BAHT 3728 0 046 RUPIAH 8350 0.019 'St to 100 units PBIME KATES SINGAPORE* 5.825 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA 28.00 BANGKOK 14.75
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  • 1047 1  -  Strong core earnings cushion bottomline froms93Bm provisions Ry\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank yesterday announced a 26.8 per cent slide in 1998 net profit to $425 million, as strong core earnings cushioned the bottomline against almost $1 billion in provisions. The
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  • 520 1  -  It is first foreign institution to go for 5 and 10-year maturities By' Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) yesterday launched a $300 million Singapore dollar bond issue, the first foreign institution to issue bonds with five and tenyear
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  • 752 1  -  From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong AFTER months of speculation, the Guangdong government yesterday unveiled proposals to bail out its troubled investment arm, Guangdong Enterprises (Holdings) Group (GDE). Guangdong's executive vice-governor Wang Qishan explained that GDE, which controls five Hongkong-listed companies, would
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  • 487 1  -  Fall attributed to shorter month, Chinese New Tear By\ Marissa Chew [SINGAPORE] The shorter month and the Chinese New Year festivities took their toll on February sales of private residential properties, with major developers selling some 500 units, including 84
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    • 130 1 WSTOE The Property Column Did Prudential Assurance pay too much for its space in Prudential Square? asks Lee Han Shih, Pg 4 Hong Leong's keen The Hong Leong group is said to have offered to buy the 55% stake in Jack Chia-MPH owned by the founding Chiarapurk family, Pg 15
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    • 15 1 OCBCTs big leap forward in transparency, Pg 15 OCBC (M'sia) profit plunges 75%, Pg 15
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  • SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
    • 795 2  -  They are likely to see falling premiums, fiercer competition and rising claims Byi Soh Tiang Keng SINGAPORE'S insurance industry is going through a rough patch. Falling premiums, razor-sharp competition, an unstable investment climate and the economic slowdown have sapped the vitality of
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    • 321 2 CHANNEL News Asia, Singapore's answer to Western reporting of Asian affairs, was launched yesterday with a simple ceremony. Speaking at the launch ceremony at Raffles Place, Minister for Information and the Arts George Yeo said the new channel was a bold move by
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    • 256 2 OIL companies have raised the diesel pump price due to additional costs that go into lowering sulphur in the fuel. Diesel from the six oil companies now costs 44.5 cents a litre, up two cents or nearly 5 per cent from 42.5
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    • 305 2  -  It runs nationwide tests for electronic payments, Masnet Clarissa Tan THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has successfully carried out Year 2000 tests for its two nationwide networks for the financial industry, the MAS Electronic Payment System (MEPS) and Masnet, the authority said in
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    • 278 2  -  By' Toh Han Shih THE Asian crisis wiped out more than 500 travel agencies in South-east Asia last year, said Abacus International president William Liu. Mr Liu said the figure was based on its dealings with travel agents in the region.
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    • 305 2  -  EYE ON THE ECONOMY Finance By i Clarissa Tan COMMON money measure M 2 rose a robust 29.6 per cent year-on-year in January to $161.26 billion, reflecting the inclusion of POSBank s data following its acquisition by the Development Bank of Singapore as
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    • 419 2  -  Jennifer Lien OIL major Caltex Trading has topped an annual listing ol Singapore's top 1,000 compa nies by sales, while Singa pore Telecom was the mosl profitable. Caltex, with sales of $16.9 billion, was also first in last year's list, published
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    • 333 2  -  Programmers suffer 8% fall; operators get 12% more Hy Raju Chellam THE annual gross salary for information technology professionals rose by an overall average of 1.93 per cent in 1998, the lowest rise in a decade, according to
      Source: Information Technology Management Association  -  333 words

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  • FOCUS: PROPERTY
    • 653 4  -  THE PROPERTY COLUMN Bilge write-down in the values of KepLand's Investment properties such as Prndentlal Tower means Insurer could be suffering a paper loss of np to $100 m By Lee Han Shih WHEN Keppel Land announced a huge provision last month, it affected not
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    • 418 4  -  78-nnit devt in Sydney's CBD meant to be testimonial for future projects From Surinder Singh in Sydney MALAYSIAN-LISTED property developer Asia Pacific Land Berhad (APLB) is all set to release its first residential property development in Australia. The project, marinaone, is a 78-unit
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    • 351 4 40 unite of St&rCrest residential development sold Reuters [HONGKONG] Swire Pacific Ltd's Swire Properties said yesterday it received good responses in a private sale of its Star Crest residential development in Wanchai and had sold 40 units in the project. The lowest price
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  • ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
    • 615 5 Report says moves aimed at Itics; SAP cuts ratings of Citic and four state banks AFP [SHANGHAI] China yesterday put into force a tougher set of rules to control its financial institutions especially unruly trust and investment firms as Standard and Poor's
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    • 266 5 Reuters, AFP [JAKARTA] Indonesia plans to release details shortly on bankers accused of fuelling the crisis in the financial sector, Finance Minister Bambang Subianto said yesterday. The details, expected to be released in the next two weeks, would include names of
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    • 376 5 Report says factors supporting the nnit are still valid Bridge News [HONGKONG] China has called a slight strengthening in the yuan against the US dollar, to 8.2778 at the end of January from 8.2786 at the end of 1998,
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    • 71 5 [TOKYO] A Japanese family paying with shopping vouchers to buy groceries at a supermarket in Tokyo yesterday. Each eligible person children under the age of 15 and low-income Japanese over the age of 65—is entitled to 20,000 yen (SS2B9) worth of coupons. The coupons, each worth
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    • 337 5 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Japanese Vice-Fi-nance Minister for International Affairs Eisuke Sakakibara said the Japanese economy will begin to recover from recession in mid--1999. "The Japanese financial crisis is about to be over," Mr Sakakibara said. "The economy will turn around towards the middle of 1999."
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    • 363 5 Bloomberg [TOKYO] The International Monetary Fund's first deputy managing director Stanley Fischer said the yen could weaken further against the US dollar without seriously hurting other export-depen-dent Asian nations. Mr Fischer, speaking yesterday at a World Bank-spon-sored symposium on global finance and development in
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    • 282 5 AFP [TOKYO] Malaysian Premier Mahathir Mohamad urged Japan to sell its US bonds and attacked his sacked deputy as a populist craving foreign praise, in a newspaper article published here yesterday. "In a bipolar world, capitalist countries had to be friendly or we
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    • 384 5  -  It says performance of market not same as 'investibility' From Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur MORGAN Stanley Capital International (MSCI) is still monitoring the "investibility" of Malaysia's stock market before deciding whether to re-include the country in its free market indices, a company
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    • 468 5 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's economic outlook has improved significantly in response to the government's policy measures implemented in accordance with the National Economic Recovery Plan (NERP), says Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) in its issue of Malaysia Report (Feb 99). "We cannot
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  • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    • 746 6 INQUIRY INTO ASSAULT ON ANWAR Video camera monitoring cell not working at time of attack: witness AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's former police chief had to be restrained by two other officers when he beat up ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim after
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    • 649 6 MEWS ANALYSIS Not clear if PM would be badly damaged by fallout, say diplomats Reuters (KUALA LUMPUR] An admission by Malaysia's former police chief that he beat sacked finance minister Anwar Ibrahim in detention is a political blow to Prime Minister
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    • 273 6 KOTA KINABALU Senior members qnit to join opposition party Bersekntn AFP THE ruling United Malays National Organisation (Umno) of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad was rocked by defections yesterday ahead of elections in the eastern state of Sabah. Three senior Umno officials
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    • 365 6 AMBON Reuters AT least 10 people were killed as new clashes between Christians and Muslims rocked Indonesia's scarred island of Ambon, witnesses and officials said yesterday. Six people were tortured to death after clashes with machetes and spears broke out late
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    • 175 6 JAKARTA Reuters UNEMPLOYMENT in Indonesia hit 15.4 million people or 17.1 per cent of the workforce in 1998, while the number of poor people rose to 40 per cent of the population, President B J Habibie said yesterday. The unemployment figure was lower
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    • 234 6 JAKARTA Reuters THE leader of Indonesia's largest Muslim group Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) has ordered his followers to vote for the group's political party in the June election, local newspapers reported yesterday. "The economic crisis will be solved by our National Awakening
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    • 326 6 SYDNEY Reuters, AFP INDONESIAN President B J Habibie wants East Timor to decide on the question of autonomy before national elections on June 7, Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said yesterday. Mr Downer said an "autonomy package" could be finalised during the next
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  • CHINA-HONGKONG-TAIWAN
    • 283 8 BEIJING AFP CHINA punished 12 leaders at the highest level for graft during the course of last year, official media reported yesterday. "Of the 158,000 communist party members who were penalised by the end of December 1998, as many as 5,357 were
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    • 250 8 BEIJING AFX-Asia UNITED States Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said yesterday China's refusal to devalue the yuan in the face of the Asian financial crisis is "very important" and called for greater economic cooperation between Washington and Beijing. "It is very important that China has
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    • 58 8 [BEIJING] Chinese workers using a high-pressure hose to blast dirt off a giant pillar of the Great Hall of the People here yesterday. China's Parliament is set to °w^ n^ui^Us^ re th on FridQy a fi er voting in Premier Zhu Rongji and endorsing his ambitious reforms
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    • 583 8 BEIJING Foreign Minister Tang says issue is no excuse for wanton interference Reuters THE United States and China clashed over human rights yesterday as US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright kicked off talks with Chinese leaders with a blunt exchange
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    • 139 8 BEIJING Reuters CHINA'S securities industry has concluded its largest millennium test on its computers, the China Securities newspaper said yesterday. The Feb 10-13 test covered more than 2,000 securities broking offices around China and the computer system used to trade stocks, treasury bills
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    • 407 8 TAIPEI Spending plan draft shows slight rise in overall Budget Reuters TAIWAN proposed a slight Budget rise to close out the 20th century and, for the first time, defence no longer represents the biggest chunk of the island's spending, a detailed report showed
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    • 255 8 BEIJING Reuters CHINA will open up new areas of the economy to foreign direct investment this year, the official China Daily newspaper said yesterday. While investment policies would remain unchanged, China would open up more fields to foreign investors, the newspaper
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    • 253 8 BEIJING Guangzhou, Shanghai, Tianjin mapping out plans AFP CHINA'S capital city, Beijing, is to unveil new rules aimed at wooing multinational corporations to set up their regional headquarters here, the official media said yesterday. Aside from a 3 per cent local income tax
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  • FOCUS: HONGKONG BUDGET PREVIEW
    • 995 9  -  The Financial Secretary will have to balance the needs of those hit by the recession with falling government revenues Reports by Loh Hui Yin The writer is BT's Hongkong correspondent [HONGKONG] IT may be the Year of the Rabbit, but Donald Tsang will be hard-pressed to
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    • 756 9 HE could wean itself off property sector; tax on luxury items would be fair SHOULD Hongkong revamp its fiscal system so as to less- en Us heavy reliance on revenue from land sales? Would a consumption tax generate a more stable revenue stream, as
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  • ASIA
    • 539 10 NEWDELHI Central bank lowers rate to banks by 1 pt to 8% after finance minister's remarks Reuters THE central Reserve Bank of India cut the rate at which it lends to commercial banks yesterday after Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha said that his
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    • 433 10 SYDNEY Polk Most attacks random and come from within company AFP CYBERCRIME is fast becoming a disturbing trend among Australia's largest companies, with one in three falling victim to unauthorised computer hacking last year, a survey has found. Most attacks are
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    • 59 10 [PUSAN] About I,oooSouth Korean fishermen setting a Japanese flag on fire during a protest rally yesterday against a fishery pact signed here in January between Seoul and Tokyo. The protesters, who also gathered to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Korea's independence movement against Japanese colonial rule, said
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    • 374 10 TOKYO Bloomberg, Bridge News JAPAN S chief economic planner Taichi Sakaiya said Japan may have to increase the national sales tax to reduce its budget deficit. "We have to choose between raising the sales tax or increasing income tax," Mr Sakaiya said yesterday
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    • 290 10 CANBERRA Bloomberg AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister John Howard said he is hoping reforms to the country's tax rules, such as making it easier to trade securities, will lure more investors to Australian shores. Those and other changes are being considered this month by
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    • 174 10 TOKYO AFP JAPAN saw a record number of foreign mergers and acquisitions last year, triggered by a crisis in the financial sector, accountants KPMG said in a survey yesterday. Last year, there were 61 foreign acquisitions, up 50 per cent from the
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    • 270 10 SYDNEY Imports soar on strong growth at home; exports drop Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S trade deficit hit a record in January, tripling to Asl.4 billion (Ssl.s billion) as slower global economic growth crimped demand for exports ranging from aluminium to zinc. At the same time, brisk demand
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  • THE WORLD
    • 688 11  -  SINGAPORE Monetary transition a success, unit to take on bigger role in international finance By' Vikram Khanna THE recent weakening of the euro against the US dollar is "a normal development", the vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB) said yesterday. Christian Noyer, speaking
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    • 62 11 [ATHENS] Greek university students blindfolding the statue of a Greek historical figure in central Athens ahead of a six-hour concert in solidarity with the Kurdish cause which was to be held at Syntagma Square yesterday. Students have set out to blindfold all statues in central
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    • 356 11 MLONDON The move follows a similar step by Deutsche Bank Reuters RELATIONS between Russia's foreign creditors were in disarray yesterday as Chase Manhattan became the second foreign bank to agree to restructure some frozen rouble bonds on controversial Russian terms. Banking
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    • 254 11 BRUSSELS AFP A FRANCO-GERMAN row over the future of EU agricultural policy deepened yesterday when Bonn brushed aside demands from Paris for a pause in negotiations aimed at overhauling the multi-bil-lion-euro programme of subsidies to farmers. The
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    • 230 11 LONDON AFP MONICA Lewinsky so hates Linda Tripp, the woman who revealed Ms Lewinsky's affair with President Bill Clinton, that she could "gladly kill" her, Andrew Morton, the biographer of the former White House intern, said in yesterday's edition of The Mirror tabloid. "She
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    • 191 11 GENEVA AFP AN accord marking a turning point in liberalisation of trade in financial services took effect yesterday, more than a year after 71 countries agreed to the deal at the World Trade Organisation. The pact widens market access in banking,
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    • 512 11 WASHINGTON Personal incomes rise in Jan as spending slows Reuters, Bloomberg US manufacturing expanded in February for the first time in eight months as production, orders and exports all rose, industry figures showed. Manufacturing hiring also picked up after a
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  • EDITORIAL & OPINION
    • 793 12  -  THE BOTTOMLX2VE OPINION By Thomas Friedman The writer is a New York Times columnist NYT TESTIFYING before Congress last Tuesday, US Federal Reserve governor Alan Greenspan wouldn't exactly come out and say that there was a little irrational exuberance behind some of the Internet
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    • 153 12 'We've successfully predicted 14 of the past six financial crises.' Stanley Fischer the International Monetary Fund's No 2 official, joking about how the fund often detects signs that a crisis is brewing, only to discover later that the crisis never arrives. 'If you buy a Big Mac
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    • 610 12 EDITORIAL ASIAN governments are racing to complete the passage of laws before the year-end to fulfil their obligations under the agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (Trips). By January next year, all World Trade Organisation (WTO) members should offer a common standard of
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    • 1258 12  -  Problems plague every new design suggested for a global financial framework By David Sanger NYT THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) is often described as the rapid-response team for global financial crises, monitoring the financial health of 182 nations and
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    • 863 12 fUMMo'i ♦•mwjphflMciill HESITATION from legislators of Indonesia's House of Representatives to question President B J Habibie over his alleged tapped telephone conversation with Attorney General Andi Ghalib again reveals how out of step our legislature is with the public. The controversial recording was first publicised by
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  • EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
    • 471 13 FASHION Designer raps British Fashion Council for failing to draw serious buyers AFP [LONDON! London's ambitions to break into the world fashion industry have suffered a blow, as leading fashion designers from Britain desert the British capital for New York and other more high-profile venues.
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    • 1046 14  -  Herbal doctor makes sex pill for menopausal women, bradeh redd&ll finds out more BRADEN REDDALL Reuters Ageing lovers seeking a second lease on their sex lives may find it at a one-stop shop in the southern Irish county of Cork. Already home to
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    • 467 14 COMPUTERS They should be prepared in case vital services are cut off, say US senators Reuters (WASHINGTON] Americans should prepare for the year 2000 computer bug like they would a hurricane, by stocking up on canned food and bottled water in case vital
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    • 727 14 CITIBANK/BT GOLF LEAGUE SPH team member Victor Khoo makes first hole-in-one of his golfing career [SINGAPORE] The third leg of the Citibank/Business Times Corporate Golf League was made even more memorable by the performance of SPH team member Victor Khoo who chose that day
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
    • 334 15  -  QL group said to have offered to bay stake; spokesman declines comment Byl Conrad Raj [SINGAPORE] The Hong Leong group is said to have offered to buy the 55 per cent stake in Jack Chia-MPH owned by the founding Chiarapurk family.
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    • 468 15  -  Provisions rise 233% to RM437m, cover 78% of M'sia NPLs By\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] OCBC (Malaysia) posted a 75 per cent drop in net profit for 1998 to 51 million Malaysian ringgit (5523.1 million), savaged by a 233
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    • 724 15  -  hock lock siew Catherine Ong T|HE new spirit of transparency at OCBC Bank, regarded by many as Singapore's most secretive financial institution, was simply staggering. It's no exaggeration to say that the avalanche of disclosures that greeted journalists at the bank's press conference
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    • 427 15  -  It wants to ensure over 90% acceptance and hence delisting By, Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Li Fung Distribution Singapore (LFDS) has upped the stakes in its bid to take Inchcape Marketing Services (IMS) private, following market feedback that its offer price
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    • 283 15  -  By\ Edmund Loh [SINGAPORE] Vikay Industrial, reported last month to be in talks with a white knight, may face a new obstacle to any rescue plan. In their statement yesterday, the company's three judicial managers said Vikay had still not received the audited
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    • REGIONAL COMPANIES
      • 503 16  -  COMEBACK BT ELECTRONICS FIRMS Group escapes worst of regional crisis as 75% of sales come from outside S-EA By. Annette Pau [SINGAPORE] Local printed circuit board maker Gul Technologies yesterday posted a better-than-expected 23 per cent gain in net earnings to $15.3
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      • 453 16  -  68% of $4.4 m interim earnings from associates By, Jennifer Lien [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed chip distributor Serial System yesterday said its net profit for the half year ended December doubled to $4.4 million, and announced a one-for-three bonus issue. This compares with a
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      • 212 16 [SINGAPORE] Sesdaq-listed See Hup Seng yesterday said it would become the sole distributor of Airman compressors in China a business which will account for 10-15 per cent of its turnover and bottom line in the first year. In an agreement with Japan's Hokuetsu Industries,
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      • 134 16 [SINGAPORE] Parkway Holdings' wholly-owned subsidiary Mount Elizabeth Hospital has agreed to form a 50-50 joint venture with behavioural health and psychiatric services specialist, Charter Advantage. The venture, which will have an initial paid-up share capital of $200,000, will operate an in-patient behavioural health
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      • 284 16  -  It cites move into sab-assembly, growth in M'sia By David Boey [SINGAPORE] Metal stamping specialist Amtek Engineering said yesterday that its interim net earnings rose 37 per cent to $9.69 million as most of its subsidiaries recovered from the effects of the
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      • 137 16 AFX Asia [SINGAPORE) Dovechem Terminals said Stolthaven Asia Pacific BV will not make a general offer for Dovechem despite its stake rising to 26.86 from 24.99 per cent. Quoting a statement from Stolthaven, Dovechem Terminals said the Securities Industry Council has granted Stolthaven a
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      • 573 16  -  US actions help Sing Tel bring down settlement rates By Teh Hooi Ling [SINGAPORE] Singapore Telecom's operating margins for international calls have remained healthy despite its numerous rounds of rate cuts thanks to the US telecoms regulator, said its chief executive
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      • 235 16  -  From Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur DIVERSIFIED Malayan United Industries (MUI) yesterday said it had no plans to turn listed UK fashion group Laura Ashley Holdings pic into a private company. MUI, which is Laura Ashley's largest shareholder, was responding to a query by
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      • 292 16 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] New Straits Times (M) Bhd shares slumped 18 sen, or 5.6 per cent, to 3.02 Malaysian ringgit yesterday, its biggest oneday percentage fall since Feb 8 as Malaysia's biggest publisher said it plans to slash as
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 29 16 [SINGAPORE] ST Computer Systems Services has appointed Lim Liat its deputy chief executive officer. Mr Lim, 47, has been with ST Computer since 1978.
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        • 61 16 [SINGAPORE] Seksun Precision Engineering has agreed to sell its property at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park to Tong Tien See Construction for $4.6 million. The net book value of the property was $6.85 million as at Dec 31 last year. Seksun also announced
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        • 54 16 [SINGAPORE] Biztrack Associates has exercised only one of three options to buy Wee Poh Holdings shares the one given by Lee Kok Swee, for six million shares. The options from Tan Kim Liong and Lim Kiang 800, for a total of 34.82 million shares,
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        • 96 16 [SINGAPORE] Eastern Publishing has posted an 11.2 per cent fall in group net earnings to $1.12 million for the year ended Dec 31 last year. Group turnover dropped by 15.7 per cent to $12.6 million due to the "weak economic climate" in both Singapore and
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        • 15 16 [SINGAPORE] Chew Heng Ching has resigned as an HBM Print director.
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        • 37 16 [SINGAPORE] Liem Mei Fung and Khoo Chin Inn have resigned as Tuan Sing Holdings directors. Chow Kok Kee, William Susanto Nursalim and Lei Huai Chin were appointed directors with effect from yesterday.
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        • 54 16 [SINGAPORE] San Teh has appointed Su Ti Sung finance general manager of San Teh Xing (China) Group with effect from yesterday. A Taiwan citizen, Mr Su has also been made financial controller ofFujian Longyan Santeh Cement Building Materials Industry Co Ltd, an 81.57 per cent
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      • 523 17  -  Losses arise from fall in share prices of its Tongkah, PhileoLand stakes From] Ruth Wong in Kuala Lumpur PANTAI Holdings, controlled by Mokhzani Mahathir, is sitting on paper losses worth more than 260 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.9 million) from its
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      • 405 17  -  Repco says it has filed its defence and counter-claims FYom Eddie Toh in Kuala Lumpur SIME Bank, which suffered huge losses last year due to its aggressive lending policy, has finally taken action against a major borrower Repco Holdings, a company
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      • 551 17  -  Higher figure on sale ofHagemeyer, non-core units From Quak Hiang Whai in Hongkong FIRST Pacific Company Limited, the Hongkong-listed conglomerate of Indonesia's Salim Group, yesterday reported a 70 per cent jump in net profit, thanks to its massive asset disposal exercise last
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      • 87 17 [HONGKONG] A woman being crushed while receiving her free "lunch bag" in a promotion by Hong Kong Telecom yesterday. A ferocious rrwbile telephone price war began yesterday as users are permittedfor the first time to switch networks without changing their existing numbers. Service
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      • 320 17 Reuters [HONGKONG] Sing Tao Holdings said yesterday that it was seeking details from its chairman Sally Aw and Hong Kong Sunrise Holdings about a possible sale of her 23 per cent stake in the publishing company to a consortium.
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      • 264 17 AFX-Asia (HONGKONG) Shangri-La Asia Ltd will consider selling non-core businesses including its Shanghai Centre to help reduce operating costs, the Hongkong Economic Times reported. The report quoted company vice-chairman Thaddeus Beczak as saying that the company does not expect to raise funds for
        AFX-Asia  -  264 words
    • REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 626 18 Maker of instant noodles will have to sell Bogasari mill under monopoly law Reuters [JAKARTA] Indonesia's food companies have been hit by the country's economic crisis, but giant PT Indofood is still expected to return to profit in 1998 and to
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      • 392 18 AFX-Asia [HONGKONG] HKR International and Citic Pacific shares were sharply higher on rumours that the financial secretary will announce Lantau as the site for the development of a Disneyland theme park, dealers said. Citic Pacific shares gained
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      • 213 18 Bloomberg [TOKYO] Sony Corp will today reveal the technical specifications for the successor to the Play Station as it moves to extend the lead built up by the world's best-selling home video game since its release in December 1994. Sony's video game unit
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      • 475 18 Stronger yen, lower telecoms equipment orders blamed Bloomberg [TOKYO] Fujitsu Ltd, one of the world's largest computer companies, more than halved its group profit forecast, citing the stronger yen and a drop in orders for mobile phones and other telecommunications equipment.
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      • 190 18 Reuters (NEW YORK] Compaq Computer warned of weaker-than-expected demand for its PCs, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. The world's largest personal computer maker said sales for the first quarter are below its projections due to weakness in North America and Europe. The company
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      • 409 18 It will pay NTs3.7b to control maker of computer parts Bloomberg [TAIPEI] Advanced Semiconductor Engineering Inc. the world's No 2 chip packager, said it will pay about NT$3.7 billion (*****.8 million) for control of Universal Scientific Industrial Co. ASE said it will
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      • 359 18 Bloomberg [PARISJ Banque Nationale de Paris, France's third largest bank, indicated second-half profit rose 20 per cent, more than expected, as sales of investments and a stronger French economy offset money put aside for bad debts. Second-half profit
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      • COMPANY Briefs
        • 74 18 AFP [FRANKFURT] German pharmaceuticals group Hoechst yesterday said it had finalised the sale of its paints and coatings unit Herberts to American group DuPont for 1.60 billion euros (Ss3 billion). The two groups had signed the agreement in October and the deal can
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        • 70 18 Reuters [LONDON] Ronnie Frost, the chairman of acquisition-hungry Hays pic, yesterday said the British support services company planned to spend more than £200 million (Sssso million) on European purchases this calendar year. The group, which earlier posted a 20 per cent rise in half-year
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        • 83 18 AFP [TOKYO] Japan's Mitsubishi Chemical Corp yesterday forecast losses in the year to March 31, as sales slumped amid a biting recession. It projected a consolidated pre-tax loss of five billion yen (Ss72 million) and a net loss of 27 billion yen. The company
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    • INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
      • 351 19 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] MCI WorldCom will spend US$6.5 billion (Ssl 1.2 billion) this year to expand globally and plans to bolster its presence in Asia, where nations are beginning to open state-controlled telecommunications industries. John Sidgmore, vicechairman of the No 2 US long-distance company,
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      • 224 19 AFP [PARIS] Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) said yesterday its net profit rose 22.6 per cent in 1998 to 1.1 billion euros (Ss2.l billion) despite a 16 per cent increase in provisions, chiefly for risky loans in emerging markets. The bank said that
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      • 550 19 Security, energy management and healthcare services to be delivered to homes over the Net Reuters [NEW YORK] A global alliance of 13 computer, phone and electric utility companies was to unveil yesterday plans to forge a common software method
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      • 428 19 More competitive telecommunications system will result Bloomberg AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister John Howard said his government won't back away from plans to sell its remaining two-thirds stake in Telstra Corp, Australia's No 1 telecommunications company. "We remain very strongly committed
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      • 349 19 Reuters, Bloomberg [LONDON) British commercial property developer Canary Wharf Ltd said yesterday it will launch a massive initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange. Canary Wharf said the issue of shares which property sources say is likely to value the company
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      • 360 19 But it is in talks with the publisher of Yorkshire Post Bloomberg [LONDON] British national newspaper company Mirror Group Pic yesterday rejected a £950 million (552.6 billion) takeover approach from Trinity Pic, the country's largest regional newspaper group. Trinity said any offer, subject
        Bloomberg; Source: Bloomberg  -  360 words
    • FINANCE & COMMODITIES
      • 183 20 Bridge News [HONGKONG] The 500 million euro-denominated (*****.6 million) eurobond for Hongkong-based conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa Ltd will be launched today or tomorrow from a number of locations throughout Europe, a source close to the deal confirmed yesterday. HSBC Markets and Deutsche Bank are
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      • 188 20 Reuters [SINGAPORE] China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is taking drastic steps to trim crude production costs to below US$lO (5117.30) per barrel, company officials said yesterday. Key measures include a 10 per cent cut in the wages of its 28,000 current
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      • 491 20 Tie-up with futures exchange to be announced tomorrow: report Bloomberg [HONGKONG] The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong yesterday declined to comment on a report that said Hongkong may announce the merger of its stock and futures exchanges tomorrow. Spokesman Henry Law, however,
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      • 93 20 Bloomberg [SINGAPORE] The Royal Dutch/Shell Group, Singapore's largest oil refiner, said yesterday it would reduce production at its Singapore refinery by 11 per cent in March, citing "expected market conditions". The company would not elaborate further. Shell said it will run its oil
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      • 468 20 E&Y director sees tougher competition for banks Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Major banks operating in Malaysia may go through a period of thinning profits for another two years before registering growth again, says Raymond Kwong, executive director of Ernst Young. Although they
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      • 369 20 Reports of tension over key issues shrugged off Reuters (LONDON] The London Stock Exchange said on Sunday it was taking the first steps towards its planned strategic linkup with Frankfurt and would send initial proposals on harmonising share trading to banks
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      • 164 21  -  SIMBX Reports MSd Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THE MSCI Singapore Index was contained in a relatively tight range yesterday. The March contract, which is now the lead month, opened at 209.10. The low price seen yesterday was 207.80. The market edged up
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      • 172 21  -  MSd Taiwan ftitures Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract feU slightly after fluctuating within a narrow band throughout the whole session yesterday. The March '99 contract opened down following news that First Commercial Bank, one of the big
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      • 312 21 ENERGY REPORT Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Crude oil was little changed on perceptions that world oil supplies were high enough to overcome a disruption to Iraqi oil exports that Baghdad blamed on US bombing. A pipeline from Iraq to Turkey
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      • 340 21 Reuters, Bloomberg London A MOROSE tone to the US dollar dissipated in afternoon Europe yesterday as dollar bulls began to outnumber bears pushing the US currency to a new life-high versus the euro and towards 120 against the yen. Analysts said the US dollar spent most of the
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      • Article, Illustration
        1315 21 DfTERBAlCK CROSS RATES Uar k$ C$ Rn»b Euro Ffr Pw HK$ Ind »s Bupiah Yen Won W M2$ Pafc Bs Ptso S$ Rand Sfr WT$ Baht Pound us$ Australia 0.934 6.178 0.563 3.694 1.101 4.795 26.312 54.76® 0.738 7.550 2.352 L183 31.846 24.123 1.067 3.815 0.897 20.422 23.068 0.387 0.619
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      • 1817 21 SICOM FUTURES Marl I ((Mares dosiflq m <t SJOpn) RSS1 CONTRACTS CMtVk?) Close Volume Open Month Htyi Low Sott (tomes) Interest Apr 99 112.50 700 May 99 114.50 925 Jw 99 116.50 300 Jtf/Sep 99 120.00 825 Od/D«c 99 12X50 225 Jen/Mir 00 127.00 RSS 3 CONTRACT (US canteAf) Volume
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      1327 22 AFP rl Hang Seng +16L97 SHARE prices rose 1.6 per cent yesterday to breach the psychological 10,000-point level on selective buying of blue chips, dealers said. Michael Ng, deputy managing director of Sassoon Securities, said the gains were notched up partly due to unconfirmed reports of Walt Disney's plan
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    • Article, Illustration
      543 22 Reuters PI Shenzhen B Index +OJ9 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares ended a touch higher yesterday as domestic buying extended a rally from historic lows that began ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday, analysts said. The B Index climbed 0.19 point, or 0.42 per cent, to 46.04 as
      Reuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd  -  543 words
    • 369 22 AFP nWP Index -G. 27 TAIWAN share prices edged down 0.1 per cent yesterday as buyers were sidelined by political uncertainty ahead of a no-confidence vote against Premier Vincent Siew, analysts said. The benchmark Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index moved down 6.27 points to 6,312.25. Yesterday's volumes was
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    • 2296 22 LONDON Industrials Kar l Nik« 31 Group 602.400 -17.600 AB Ports 265.000 -4.000 Abbey National 1191.000 -62.000 AIM Domacq 473.000 -9.000 Allied Zurich 902.000 -19.400 Amec 192.000 *7.600 A »da Group 155.400 -0.200 BAT Ind 580.000 10.600 BG Pic 361.000 -6.400 BICC 83.000 -5.000 BOC Group 823.000
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    • 1603 22 AFP Nikkei 225 -145.79 SHARE prices in Tokyo tumbled one per cent yesterday as the yen's rally against the dollar prompted selling of high-tech and other ex-port-led issues, brokers said. Institutional investors also continued unwinding their holdings as they prepared to close their annual accounts at the end of
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    • KUALA LUMPUR STOCK MARKET
      • 5518 23 INDUSTRIALS Consumer prefects M L#W Com, n 'OOO H^°* V U. Prt iZ 3K) 272 Ajinomoto 272 a i 17, 83 62 Angkasa "f .2 272 272 «0 110.2 io 8 i 2 4s reaTLziza s !22 1lc° ISSEftzzzzS "5 ,1! £j 4°.'? I 2 5 02 '^3 *75 Sgy
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      • 370 23 AFP, AFX Asia Opposite Index -10.69 SHARE prices closed 2 per cent lower yesterday amid a general lack of buying interest in the absence of fresh leads, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index fell 10.69 points to finish at 531.54, while the Second
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    • WARRANTS,OPTIONS & REGIONAL MARKETS
      • 1997 24 BONDS, LOANS i WARRANTS m 52-** Lot Vol Day LMl Ouota A«« High Law Stna Company Sato *9f- COOO) Hiqh Law Buyar Sailer Prtca '8 3 3160 'Act W0107HUS; n I I I I to 12 I 35 4.5 3164 Acma ******4 15.5 -0.5 68 16 15.5 15.5 16 15
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      • 169 24  -  WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy THE recent play on warrants expiring in 1999 seems to be dying out. There is one exception though United Industrial Corp, which perked up slightly yesterday. A review of its numbers reveals an interesting picture. The UIC warrant expires
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      • 223 24 UOIUKOM STOCKS Or Cr 52-Wk Ust v<x Day Last Ouot. D4v Dtv YM N«t M Cap High Law Slno Company Sata rOOO) Hlgft Low Buyar Saaar Cw P/t tmM 5123 COL (2000) HK 400 8 2.4 2 20.5 7744.7 5124 Cathay Pac 20c MK_720 265 2.1 7.4 6
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      • 329 24 AFP D Manila -0.78 PHILIPPINE share prices fell marginally yesterday as investors remained cautious amid the absence of any mar-ket-moving developments here and abroad. The Composite Index fell 0.78 point to close at 1,964.27. Turnover fell to <*75.3 million shares worth 811 million pesos compared to 475.9 million shares
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      • 616 24 AFP nAn Ordinaries +3L20 SHARE prices gained more than one per cent yesterday as sentiment moved against a near-term rise in US interest rates, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed up 31.2 points, or 1.08 per cent, at 2,911.1. The All Industrials Index surged 65.5 points to 5,274.8
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      • 260 24 AFP n Wellington -32*84 NEW Zealand shares closed almost 1.5 per cent lower in very thin trade yesterday as Telecom Corp weakened after its dividend payout. The NZSE-40 Capital Index fell 32.84 points to 2,166.04 on total turnover value of NZ$49 million of which Telecom stocks accounted for some
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        710 24 AFP n Composite Index +0.24 INDONESIAN share prices closed slightly up in flat trading yesterday amid concerns that a delay in the government's bank restructuring programme would affect international credibility, dealers said. An institutional sales director at a Singapore brokerage called the market "confused" and predicted it would stay
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    • 6299 25 Transaction date: Mar 1 U. H Cr Cr M Wt mlu. L«»t VeJ Day Last Ouote Olv Dtv Yld Net Cap A»« L J»M« Company M> COOOI High Lew Buyer Seller H C'w P/t J mil Price MULTHNBUSTRY 142 17.5 ml 1000 Acm* 50c
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    • 1196 25 S2W JW Dd* LddtOiMt. lb Dk W IM Cw A*g W» L— stw Cl«M«> I* COOP) Wfli L— Nt« 1—»r Cw >/l $ST Prte. MANUFACTUNM 2 5. 30 2049 AS Auto 10< 90.5 -2 184 92.5 90 90 90.5 15 N 7 L7 8.5 10X3 90 ,12 J? 2
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    • STOCK EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
      • 348 26 Stocks Volume Uraco HldqslOc 5,781,000 InchMarkt 50c 5,555,000 IPC0W02 4,272,000 SingTel 15c 4,232,000 Uraco Wt02 3,791,000 ST Engg 10c a. 3,665,000 IPCO $1.70 3,359,000 GES Intl Ltd 20c 3,331,000 DBS Land 3,292,000 PSL Hldgs 10c 2,999,000 Stocks SPH 35,520,984 OCBC Foreiqn 20,557,400 SIA Foreign 19,200,833 UOB Foreign 13,066,350 SingTel 15c
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      • 589 26  -  STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Budget leaves no imprint; market lacks direction as volume dips to 101.4 m onits worth $199 Jm By R Sivanithy LOCAL stocks turned in an erratic performance yesterday, with a handful of blue chips pushing the index
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      • ON THE GRAPEVINE
        • 105 26 AT a closed-door lunch yesterday for Christian Noyer, the vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB), the director of the Institute of Policy Studies Lee Tsao Yuan was in the process of framing a question for Mr Noyer which she intended to begin
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        • 117 26 SOMEONE at Channel News Asia, the new offshoot of TCS, should have checked the script more carefully yesterday. No, we're not referring to what CNA put out in its debut 18 hours' broadcasting, but the speech at the launch ceremony by Kwa Chong Seng, chairman of
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        • 62 26 THE latest salaries survey by Asiaweek has thrown up an interesting nugget. As expected, Singapore has the highest-paid head of government (U5538,695 per month) and finance minister (U5534,414) in Asia. But doctors in Singapore earn less (U552,912) than their counterparts In Malaysia (U553,947), according to the survey. This
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        • 67 26 WE received recently an invitation from Serial System to a press conference on its interim results and to preview a "road map towards the new millennium". This is well and good except that Serial System sent us a total of 12 faxes on the event where a single
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        • 72 26 AND talking about road maps, it looks like these management tools are becoming quite the fashion lately among companies intent on giving the thumbs-up to the market and signalling their confidence about where the company is headed. Given the hair-trigger road users we are reading
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      • Article, Illustration
        67 26  -  By Wong Wei Kong URACO Holdings rose $0.01 yesterday to $0.31 on a volume of 5.78 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 5.78 million units. The daily and weekly RSI and stochastics, as well as the MACD charts, suggest that while there may still be
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  • SHIPPING TIMES
    • 290 27 Bridge News, Reuters BIG rates continued to be the talk for Panamax tonnage in the Atlantic and rates are also continuing to move for Far East traders, brokers said. Whilst the Baltic Freight Index managed another hike, up 29 points to 964, Biffex appeared to have found a
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    • 278 27 w m &Ht im ■*1 S$ *h hi CWT Distribution _0.S3 *0.015 34 Chum Hup 0.595 -0.015 40 Cosco lnv*stm*nt 0.48 Fr*ight Links 0.16 unch 599 GB Holdings 0.37 Hai Sun Hup 0.455 -0.0O5 52 IMC Holdings HK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.515 -0.02 189 Jurong Shtpyard 6.45 -0.05
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    • 452 27  -  Two PSA advisory members optimistic about prospects for shipping industry By i George Joseph [SINGAPORE] Some leading Asian shipping executives are optimistic of an economic recovery in the region which would improve the prospects for the shipping industry in the coming years. Masaharu Ikuta,
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    • 201 27 Bridge News [TOKYO] Two crew members died and another was missing on Sunday after a Panamanian cargo ship lurched in rough seas south of Japan, the Maritime Safety Agency said. The Panamanian-regis-tered Andhika Adiratna, a 6,788-ton cargo ship, was carrying a crew
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    • 259 27 Bernama-Xinhua [BEIJING] Marine safety and the prevention of offshore pollution resulting from shipping activity are getting a new emphasis in China, China Daily reported. The newly established China maritime safety administration will take action to improve marine safety and curb pollution caused by
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    • 299 27 Bloomberg [LOS ANGELES] Royal Caribbean Cruises, the world's No 2 cruise line, was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly presenting the US Coast Guard with false records of its handling and disposal of oil. The three-count felony indictment,
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    • 260 27 Bloomberg [GOTHENBURG, Sweden] Stena Line, Scandinavia's largest ferry operator, posted a 1998 loss as it took charges linked to a new joint venture with the UK's Peninsular Oriental Steam Navigation Co and for reorganising its operations before the abolition of duty-free sales. The
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    • 952 28 HONGKONGvSHANGHAI Fifty years ago, HK benefited from the flight of shipping people from Shanghai; now it is returning the favour ABS Surveyor FIFTY years ago, Hongkong benefited from the flight of shipping people from Shanghai. The business savvy, sophistication and joie de vivre of the city
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      • 1843 39 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Booking/Balance Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period From To From Ac» LlUc 0941 02/1100 U 01/1500 0V1659 0VW00 II ovnoo 01/1659 01/1900 AMi ***** 03/0130 U 01/1500 01/1659 01/1900 n 01/1500 01/1659 01/1900 2A OVITOO 02/0659 02/0900 21 01/1700 02/0659
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      • 214 39 Mar 8 China: Women's Day half day. Mar 17 Ireland Republic of: St Patrick's Day. United Kingdom: St Patrick's Day. Mar 22 Japan: Vernal Equinox Day. Mar 25 Greece: Independence Day. Mar 28 Brunei: Hari Raya Haji. Indonesia: Hari Raya Haji. Malaysia: Hari Raya Haji. Singapore: Hari Raya
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      • 752 39 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Ma rine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the mar ket. Prices shown are based on average sized stem. Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index change
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    • AIR & LAND TRANSPORT NEWS
      • 428 40 Japanese airline will have 141 aircraft by end of March 2000 Bloomberg [TOKYOJ All Nippon Airways Co, Asia's second largest airline behind Japan Airlines Co, said it plans to cut capital spending on aircraft by 100 billion yen (551.43 billion) over the
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      • 625 40 State ownership to be cut from 60.4% to 33% AFP [ABIDJAN] Air Afrique, an airline jointly owned by 11 francophone African states, is to be privatised, in a bid to turn the debt-ridden enterprise into a profitable venture and a "serious partner", the board
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      • 155 40 AFP [FRANKFURT] German airline Lufthansa said it would allow its passengers to use their portable CD and minidisc players and laptops with CD-ROMs during flights from March 28. The items had previously been banned, along with portable phones, from use on board. But
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      • 133 40 Bloomberg [FRANKFURT] Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Europe's secondlargest airline, said it carried 9 per cent more passengers in January than in the same month a year earlier and filled more of its seats, particularly in Asia, the U& and Latin America. Passenger numbers rose to 2.9 million,
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