Investors’ appetite in Singapore is increasingly growing risk-averse amid heightened fears of China’s slowing economy and a trade war with the US as well as the uncertainty around emerging markets

The turnover value of structured warrants and Daily Leveraged Certificates (DLCs) in Singapore dropped over 20% in September from the previous month to S$1.43 billion (US$1.03 billion), according to the Singapore Exchange (SGX). Year on year, turnover was down 26%. September figures marks a stark contrast from July this year when the exchange saw its best month since 2009. The total value traded in leveraged products, including both structured warrants and DLCs, rose a whopping 70% on-year to S

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