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Singapore Hot Stocks-CapitaLand, SIA in focus

Mon Nov 16, 2009 7:42pm EST

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 SINGAPORE, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Singapore's CapitaLand
(CATL.SI) will be in focus on Tuesday ahead of an announcement
that it has priced its nearly $2 billion shopping malls IPO.
A source with knowledge of the deal told Reuters that
CapitaMalls Asia, a unit of Singapore's CapitaLand, has priced
its initial public offering at S$2.12 a share, which will raise
S$2.47 billion ($1.8 billion) for the property developer.
 U.S. stocks rose broadly on Monday, sending indexes to
fresh 13-month closing highs, after the Federal Reserve
Chairman Ben Bernanke reinforced expectations that interest
rates will remain low to spur growth.
----------------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 0035 GMT ------------
                 INSTRUMENT   LAST       PCT CHG   NET CHG
S&P 500             .SPX       1109.3       1.45%    15.820
USD/JPY             JPY=       89.07       -0.02%    -0.020
10-YR US TSY YLD    US10YT=RR  3.3361          --    -0.013
SPOT GOLD           XAU=       1139.65      0.05%     0.600
US CRUDE            CLc1       78.94        0.05%     0.040
DOW JONES           .DJI       10406.96     1.33%    136.49
ASIA ADRS           .BKAS      127.37       1.68%      2.11
------------------------------------------------------------- 
> Wall St leaps as Bernanke pledges lower rates           [.N]
> US dollar down broadly, Bernanke rate outlook weighs   [USD/]
> Weak economic data, Bernanke remarks spur rally         [US/]
> Gold stays near $1,140 as dollar remains defensive     [GOL/]
> Oil settles up 3 pct on dollar, U.S. consumer data      [O/R]
 Stocks and factors to watch:
 -- CAPITALAND (CATL.SI)
 -  CapitaLand has suspended its shares ahead of an
announcement to declare the final pricing of its shopping malls
IPO, which a source told Reuters will raise $1.8
billion.[ID:nSIN377524]
 -- SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIAL.SI)
 - Singapore Airlines (SIA) said on Monday the airline saw
its overall load factor increase by 4.8 points in October 2009
to 71.6 percent from a year earlier [ID:SGC003373]
 -- OLAM INTERNATIONAL (OLAM.SI)
 - Commodities firm Olam has announced it will acquire
almond orchards of Australia's Timbercorp, which is currently
in receivership for A $160 million ($116 mln) [nSNBG20370]
 - Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index .FTSTI rose
2.08 percent higher to 2,783.85 points on Mondayday.
 - The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 1.3 percent
to end at 10,406.96 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC
rose 1.4 percent to close at 2,197.85 points.
 ($1=1.385 Singapore Dollar)
 (Reporting by Harry Suhartono, editing by Jeremy Laurence)












































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