The traded value of both structured warrants and Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) spiked in Singapore last month as volatility brought back short-term investors to the market.

The traded value of structured warrants surged 57% in May from April to S$709, according to Singapore Exchange (SGX) data. The traded volume also rose almost 60% to 8.2 billion. Last month’s figure also shakes off three straight months of decline due to subdued volatility levels. The ratio of call warrants also went up to 64% in May from 56% posted in the previous month.   The traded value of DLCs also picked up pace in May, rising 46% from the previous month to S$104 million. The

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