This document is a daily report from Epic Research India dated November 14, 2014. It includes the top gainers and losers on the SGX for the day. Olam International led the top gainers with a 7.11% increase, while Golden Agri-Resources led the losers with a 7.84% decrease. It also provides a snapshot of the Straits Times Index performance and brief summaries of Bank Indonesia keeping interest rates steady, major banks being fined for foreign exchange manipulation, SATS Ltd reporting lower quarterly profits, and a stock recommendation to buy CapitaLand Ltd.

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TOP GAINERS & LOSERS
TOP GAINER % Change
Olam International L... +7.11%
Genting Singapore PL... +1.97%
CapitaLand Ltd +1.90%
City Developments Lt... +1.82%
United Overseas Bank... +1.31%
Singapore Telecommun... +1.30%
DBS Group Holdings L... +1.25%
Global Logistic Prop... +1.16%
Singapore Exchange L... +0.84%
Noble Group Ltd +0.79%
TOP LOSER % Change
Golden Agri-Resource... -7.84%
SIA Engineering Co L... -3.49%
Hutchison Port Holdi... -0.72%
Sembcorp Marine Ltd -0.57%
Ascendas Real Estate... -0.44%
Singapore Technologi... -0.29%
Keppel Corp Ltd -0.11%
Jardine Strategic Ho... -0.06%
Singapore Press Hold... 0.00%
Thai Beverage PCL 0.00%
Hutchison Port Holdi... -0.70%
Olam International L... -1.23%
ComfortDelGro Corp L... -1.21%
Singapore Press Hold... -0.94%
Straits Times Index (STI)
OLA
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GENS CAPL CIT UOB ST DBS GLP SGX NOBL
% Change 7.11% 1.97% 1.90% 1.82% 1.31% 1.30% 1.25% 1.16% 0.84% 0.79%
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TOP GAINERS
GGR SIE HPHT SMM
AREI
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STE KEP JS SPH
THBE
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%Change -7.84 -3.49 -0.72 -0.57 -0.44 -0.29 -0.11 -0.06 0.00% 0.00%
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TOP LOOSERS
Snapshot for Straits Times Index STI (FSSTI)
Open 3,288.34
Previous Close 3,283.71
Day Range 3,285.08 – 3,313.89
Year-to- Date +7.34%
1-Year +7.67%
52-Week Range 2,953.01-3,387.84

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SINGAPORE shares ended higher on Thursday with the Straits Times Index gaining 21.22 points to 3,304.93.
Some 1.5 billion shares, valued at S$1.22 billion were traded. Gainers numbered 220 while losers
numbered 195.
Indonesia's central bank kept its key interest rate steady on Thursday despite slowing growth, ahead of
an expected fuel price hike by the new government that will likely push up inflation.Bank Indonesia kept
the rate at 7.50 per cent for the 12th consecutive month, in line with economists' forecasts.Growth in
Southeast Asia's top economy has been slowing from recent highs of more than six per cent, dropping to
5.01 per cent on-year in the third quarter, the weakest pace of expansion for five years.
Indonesia's current account deficit in the third quarter narrowed to 3.07 per cent of gross domestic
product compared with 4.27 per cent in the second quarter and 3.9 per cent in July-September 2013,
Bank Indonesia's governor said on Thursday.Between June and November last year, Bank Indonesia
raised its benchmark interest rate 175 basis points to shrink the then- ballooning current account deficit.
The tightening has contributed to a slowdown in this year's economic growth rate.
Regulators fined six major banks a total of US$4.3 billion for failing to stop traders from trying to
manipulate the foreign exchange market, following a yearlong global investigation. HSBC Holdings Plc,
Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc , JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, UBS AG and Bank of America
Corp all faced penalties resulting from the inquiry, which has put the largely unregulated US$5-trillion-a-
day market on a tighter leash, accelerated the push to automate trading and ensnared the Bank of
England.
Standard Chartered said it intends to keep a "prudent buffer" over minimum capital requirements and
said it is well placed to meet proposed higher rules to hold more debt that can absorb losses. Standard
Chartered said it had loss absorbing capacity of 20 per cent or more which was also "in the right place" in
slides released on Thursday after a 3-day investor trip in Hong Kong. Global regulators are proposing
banks hold total loss absorbing capital of at least 16-20 per cent.
SATS Ltd posted a 3.3 per cent decrease in net profit to S$47.1 million for the second quarter ended Sept
30, 2014, after the market closed on Thursday.Revenue for the same period stood at S$442.2 million,
inching down 2.2 per cent from the same period a year ago.
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