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2 Oct2023 Reports + my ZaoBao Interview



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US Market (By Phillip Global Markets Night Desk)

2 October 2023

With Shutdown Averted, Market Can Focus on Jobs

Friday's employment report will tell us if the job market is cooling enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines. We expect the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to announce that the unemployment rate remained at 3.8% in September and growth in nonfarm payrolls decelerated to 150,000 from 187,000 in August. The three-month average is 150,000 as June and July payrolls were revised lower by a combined 110,000 jobs. We expect growth in average hourly earnings to remain at 4.3% and average hours worked to be flat at 34.4 hours. The United Automobile Workers strike, which started on September 15, should not affect the September payrolls because the workers were not out of for the entire reference pay period used for classification. The Current Employment Statistics (CES) Strike Report from the BLS, normally released on the Friday before the jobs report, is a little known, but valuable resource on strikes involving 1,000 or more workers during a reference period. The number of job openings has declined from 12 million when the Fed started tightening in March 2022 to 8.8 million in July. We expect to see a continuation of this trend tomorrow when the BLS releases the Job Openings and Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for August. We also expect the JOLTS report to show that the number of people leaving jobs voluntarily (quits) is continuing to decline based on the perception that a tighter job market is making it harder to trade up to a better position. An indication of a more-balanced job market, where the Fed can stop raising rates, may be if the ratio of job openings to unemployed, which peaked at 2.0 in March 2022, continues to ease from 1.5 in July.

Market Wrap

The global bond selloff resumed on Monday, with 10-year Treasury yields rising to the highest since 2007, as investors waited for a speech by Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell to provide clues on the direction of interest rates.

Treasury 10-year yields rose more than six basis points to 4.64%, while contracts on the US S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indexes slid, giving up earlier gains that were fueled by relief lawmakers had reached a deal over the weekend to avoid a government shutdown. However, the focus in markets has quickly shifted back to interest rates, especially as rising oil prices threaten to fan inflation.

Today's Big News

- BOJ to Buy Additional Bonds to Curb Rise in Sovereign Yields

- Newsom Picks Laphonza Butler to Replace Feinstein in Senate

- Biden Vows Fix After US Drops Ukraine Aid to Avert Shutdown

- Evergrande Seeks to Renew Trading After Chair Suspected of Crime

- Vaccine Breakthrough Behind Pfizer, Moderna Shots Wins Nobel

- Goldman’s Kostin Warns Higher Rates Starting to Hit US Profits





 

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DBS


  1. US Senate passes 45-day funding bill to avert government shutdown

  2. China’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rises to 50.2 in September, expanding for the first time in six months

  3. South Korea’s exports fall 4.4% y-o-y in September (vs -8.3% in August), its smallest decline in a year


Regional Market Focus

Prioritising resilience, visibility and recovery

  1. Opportunities from favourable seasonal trends and attractive valuation despite weaker regional currencies

  2. Position for earnings resilience and recovery as we enter the 3Q results season

  3. Favour beneficiaries of Thailand’s temporary visa waiver

  4. Which are our top picks?

  5. Click here to read our views

China Real Estate

Physical market showed more signs of stabilisation

  1. Preliminary presales data from CRIC revealed a mildly improved physical market in Sep-23 alongside a pickup in activities within tier 1 cities

  2. 31 developer’s presales we track recorded a narrower y-o-y decline of 30% and m-o-m growth of 23% alongside a pickup in project launches; Tier 1 cities recorded 16% m-o-m pickup in gross floor area (GFA) sold whilst Tier 2-3 cities were generally flat

  3. Expect the moderate recovery trend throughout 4Q23 upon 1) likely pickup in project launch; and 2) impact from earlier policy easing to progressively filter through to the physical market

  4. Will share price volatility bring about trading opportunities on quality names?

  5. Click here to read our views

DBS Group Research | Equity Picks

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UOB



Greater China: Closed


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KGI


Top Stories, 2 Oct 2023


1. Asia-Pacific stocks mixed as China’s factory activity expands for the first time in six months

2. HKEX MSCI China A 50 Connect Index Futures is HKEX's first A-share derivatives product is based on the MSCI China A 50 Connect Index, a sector-balanced index that selects 50 names from among the largest stocks listed Stock Connect, and targets at least two stocks from each sector.

3. Congress averts US government shutdown hours before deadline

4. Big Oil, heavy industry discuss emission curbs ahead of COP28

5. China’s September factory activity sustains momentum: Caixin

6. Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD extends its downside below $1,950 ahead of US PMI, Fed’s Powell speech


Technical Analysis: 2 October 2023

🇸🇬 SG

SATS Ltd. (SATS SP)

Frencken Group Ltd. (FRKN SP)

🇭🇰 HK

Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd (1347 HK)

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (981 HK)



TRADING IDEAS: 🇸🇬 SINGAPORE

2 October 2023

🏙 Geo Energy Resources Limited (GERL SP): Profit off from seasonality

BUY Entry 0.260 – Target – 0.305 Stop Loss – 0.240

🏢 China Aviation Oil Singapore Corp. Ltd. (CAO SP): Tourism outshines amidst gloomy economic recovery

BUY Entry 0.87 – Target – 0.95 Stop Loss – 0.84



 

CIMB



SIN: Property Devt & Invt - Slower price momentum in 3Q




Banks




Trendspotter of the day (SIN/MAL/APAC): 2nd October 2023

  • Bullish trend likely to be in an early stage

MAL

  • Breakout to the upside

  • At multi-year high

APAC+US




APAC: ASIA Pacific Daily - 02 October 2023

Equity Research Reports....

▌ RECOMMENDATION CHANGES & INITIATIONS...

MAL: UEM Sunrise Bhd (REDUCE, tp:MYR0.75) (ESG) - Share price running ahead of earnings (29/9)

PH: International Container Terminal Services Inc (ADD, tp:PHP274.50) - Staying strong amid turbulent seas (29/9)

▌ TARGET PRICE CHANGES...

MAL: VS Industry Bhd (HOLD, tp:MYR0.92) - Gradual improvement in order visibility (29/9)

THB: MK Restaurant Group (ADD, tp:THB54.25) - On track for GPM recovery (29/9)

▌ STRATEGY & ECONOMIC NOTES...

SIN: Strategy Note - Sep wrap-up: Singapore in 5 (29/9)

THB: Economic Update - Bright 4Q23 outlook and 4% growth in 2024 (29/9)

▌ SECTOR & COMPANY NOTES...

CHN: Banks (NEUTRAL) - Mortgage prepayments index fell in Sep (29/9)

THB: Indorama Ventures (REDUCE, tp:THB28.00) - Corpus Christi PET/PTA project on hold (29/9)

▌ RECENT 'IDEAs OF THE DAY'...

HKG: Property - Overall (NEUTRAL) - Time to lift some of the “harsh measures” (27/9)

CHN: Navigator-Strategy - Ride out of the bottom (25/9)

SIN: Singapore Post Ltd (ADD, tp:SGD0.60) - What’s next? (18/9)

THB: Retail (OVERWEIGHT) (ESG) - Stronger after the storm (15/9)

MAL: Malaysia Airports Holdings (ADD, tp:MYR7.76) - Exciting times to return (13/9)



MAL: CGS-CIMB Daybreak - 02 October 2023

What's on the Table...

MAL: UEM Sunrise Bhd (REDUCE, tp:MYR0.75) - Share price running ahead of earnings - 29/9

MAL: VS Industry Bhd (HOLD, tp:MYR0.92) - Gradual improvement in order visibility - 29/9

Management is guiding a high single-digit revenue growth and net margin of c.4.5% in FY24F on improving utilisation, ahead of new product launches. Its recent acquisition of HT Press Work (HTPW) boosts its in-house metal stamping capabilities and could translate to new order wins, in our view. Maintain Hold as the stock appears to be fairly valued at 17.1x FY24F P/E, with a slightly higher TP of RM0.92 as we lift our EPS forecasts.

MAL: Yinson Holdings Bhd (ADD, tp:MYR3.27) - Smooth execution of current projects - 2/10

News of the Day....

Trendspotter – MY- Globetronics Technology (7022) (Technical Buy, 1.56): Breakout to the upside

• BNM expects Malaysia’s exports growth to remain in contraction in the near term

• The IMT-GT subregion recorded trade of US$727bn in 2022 (2021: US$618bn)

• Malaysia’s international reserves amounted to US$112.5bn at the end of Aug

• TNB plans to generate a total of 3,000MW of renewable energy by 2040

• UEM Sunrise issues Islamic medium-term notes worth RM350m




ASEAN: CGS-CIMB ASEAN Daily - 02 October 2023

Equity Research Reports....


▌ RECOMMENDATION CHANGES & INITIATIONS

MAL: UEM Sunrise Bhd (REDUCE, tp:MYR0.75) (ESG) - Share price running ahead of earnings (29/9)

PH: International Container Terminal Services Inc (ADD, tp:PHP274.50) - Staying strong amid turbulent seas (29/9)

▌ TARGET PRICE CHANGES

MAL: VS Industry Bhd (HOLD, tp:MYR0.92) - Gradual improvement in order visibility (29/9)

THB: MK Restaurant Group (ADD, tp:THB54.25) - On track for GPM recovery (29/9)

▌ ECONOMIC & STRATEGY NOTES

SIN: Strategy Note - Sep wrap-up: Singapore in 5 (29/9)

THB: Economic Update - Bright 4Q23 outlook and 4% growth in 2024 (29/9)

▌ SECTOR & COMPANY NOTES

THB: Indorama Ventures (REDUCE, tp:THB28.00) - Corpus Christi PET/PTA project on hold (29/9)

▌ RECENT 'IDEAs OF THE DAY'...

SIN: Singapore Post Ltd (ADD, tp:SGD0.60) - What’s next? (18/9)

THB: Retail (OVERWEIGHT) (ESG) - Stronger after the storm (15/9)

MAL: Malaysia Airports Holdings (ADD, tp:MYR7.76) - Exciting times to return (13/9)

THB: Oil & Gas Refinery (UNDERWEIGHT) - Diesel-led GRM recovery in 2H23F (12/9)

THB: Hospitals (OVERWEIGHT) - A race for medical tourism in Thailand (8/9)



 

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