You forgot to post something to welcome the new playboy president.... Huat song song.....
Waa... Green green....Expect the unexpected...
Symbol Name Price Change %Change Dow Industrials
Dow Industrials
18379.7947.05
0.26%S& P 500
S& P 500 Index
2142.192.63
0.12%NASDAQ
NASDAQ Composite
5198.104.61
0.09%
Huat to the Max ah!
World leaders is initially shock by Trump winning the U.S. Presidential race.
However. The reaction from world leading trade exchanges had given renewal new confident a very positive reaction.
Huat huat...argh.? ✌
Waa... Green green....Expect the unexpected...
Symbol Name Price Change %Change Dow Industrials
Dow Industrials
18379.7947.05
0.26%S& P 500
S& P 500 Index
2142.192.63
0.12%NASDAQ
NASDAQ Composite
5198.104.61
0.09%
It showtime again for been expecting, to un-expected. Euro trading exchange oso finishing in green.
Today. Asian stock trading exchange will be choining to see who up the most.
All finished very very green n all finishing above 1.xx%. DOW FINISHED UP 250 POINTS...?
Waa... Green green....
Expect the unexpected...
|
Symbol
|
Name
|
Price
|
Change
|
%Change
|
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dow Industrials | Dow Industrials | 18379.79 |
|
47.05 | 0.26% |
| S& P 500 | S& P 500 Index | 2142.19 |
|
2.63 | 0.12% |
| NASDAQ | NASDAQ Composite | 5198.10 |
|
4.61 | 0.09% |
This year really is the year of unexpected. A lot expect US market to react very negative on election result and yet.....it never crash at all.....duh.....
Defensive plays healthcare telecom should be in focus tommorow...
teeth53 thot - coming soon.....U.S. can afford that - Print more n more US dollars.
http://www.usdebtclock.org/By keep on increasing their debt ceiling.
U.S. settle their debt by keep increasing and printing more dollars.China&rsquo s bad debt write off. 5-biggest banks write off 40bil.
China' s big five banks, lost money writing off bad debt rate faster than been able to earn profits or raise capital this year.
Led by the Agricultural Bank of China, which set the industry record for worst NPL ratio of 2.39 per cent, the average NPL ratio at the national " big five" has climbed back to 1.72 per cent, up from 1.69 per cent recorded by the China Banking Regulatory Commission at the end of June. The increase follows a brief hiatus from what seemed to be an improvement from earlier figures.
Total losses from bad assets at the big five amounted to 273.7 billion yuan ($40 billion) in the nine months ended September, versus the 776.9 billion in net profits and 1.8 trillion yuan in new capital they raised mostly through bond and rights issues so far in 2016.
Singapore companies, highly exposed to slowing global trade and a lacklustre market.
Faced a financing scramble in 2017. That could trigger blood-letting market that has high-profile defaults. Oil services firm Swiber Holdings, in July went into judicial mgt. Ezra Holdings, Rickmers Maritime, Otto Marine and Marco Polo Marine are some companies that sought bondholder consent to loosen the conditions, or covenants, attached to their loans.
Increases in number of bond issuers trying to renegotiate terms of their credit to stay afloat, a disturbing signal in a market skewed to retail buyers and smaller issues.
To credit analysts, banks are becoming more circumspect about extending financing, between now and end of 2017,
Reuters - US$12.4 billion of bonds falls due. A Reuters study of 228 non-financial companies' half-year earnings shows that 74 had net debt more than five times their core profit, a level that usually prompts concern among credit analysts, and more than a third of that group were at least twice that level.
" SGD corporate defaults not seen since 2009, but suddenly a pick-up in defaults in 2015-2016. A warning sign about confidence crisis across many sectors.
LIGHT SCRUTINY
The structure of SGDcapital markets has left them particularly vulnerable as global trade cools and Chinese growth slows.
In 2014, private banks accounted for almost half of investments into SGD corporate debt, central bank report says.
Their participation has helped encourage smaller issues that are not assessed by credit rating agencies and yet are targeted at private wealth investors. " Their bond issues are also mostly unrated, so the layer of scrutiny provided by rating agencies is missing. Many of these deals were mispriced: they priced like investment grade even though they had high-yield profiles,"
And banks, under pressure to increase provisions for bad loans, are pulling back from indebted sectors like real estate, commodities and oil and gas, which dominate Singapore' s outstanding S$53 billion of local currency corporate bonds.
Non-performing loans have risen at all Singapore' s three banks in the latest quarterly results, reflecting a decline in loan quality across sectors.
" In the absence of further bank support, refinancing this debt may prove difficult, potentially leading to more defaults over the next year," an estimates S$18 billion of local currency denominated bonds are coming due over the next 18 months. Over a quarter are from sectors facing structural headwinds.
The latest sign of strain has been an increase in borrowers asking bondholders to cut them some slack.
https://www.google.com.sg/url?sa=t& rct=j& q=& esrc=s& source=web& cd=1& cad=rja& uact=8& ved=0ahUKEwjQ0tCp9oTQAhVGP48KHZFdBOQQqQIIHTAA& url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.businesstimes.com.sg%2Fgovernment-economy%2Fsingapore-inc-faces-us12b-debt-scramble& usg=AFQjCNGjztIdxbZGCe6sIDMHU6NMQhz2uA">Singapore Inc faces US$12b debt scramble
THE BUSINESS TIMES&lrm - 9 hours agoSingapore Inc faces US$12b debt scramble ... scramble in 2017, as more than US$12 billion of their bonds falls due and banks grow wary of lending to the resources sector.
Singapore Inc faces US$12b debt scramble ... scramble in 2017, as more than US$12 billion of their bonds falls due and banks grow wary of lending to the resources sector.
By keep on increasing their debt ceiling.
U.S. settle their debt by keep increasing and printing more dollars.China&rsquo s bad debt write off. 5-biggest banks write off 40bil.
China' s big five banks, lost money writing off bad debt rate faster than been able to earn profits or raise capital this year.
Led by the Agricultural Bank of China, which set the industry record for worst NPL ratio of 2.39 per cent, the average NPL ratio at the national " big five" has climbed back to 1.72 per cent, up from 1.69 per cent recorded by the China Banking Regulatory Commission at the end of June. The increase follows a brief hiatus from what seemed to be an improvement from earlier figures.
Total losses from bad assets at the big five amounted to 273.7 billion yuan ($40 billion) in the nine months ended September, versus the 776.9 billion in net profits and 1.8 trillion yuan in new capital they raised mostly through bond and rights issues so far in 2016.
B,cos govt pressure to fix bad debt issue, banks are reporting a 54.6% higher bad loan loss figure compared to a year ago. Total losses from bad assets at the big five amounted to 273.7 billion yuan ($40 billion) in the nine months ended September.
UBS says. China started to bailing out banks.
U.S. settle their debt by keep increasing and printing more dollars.China&rsquo s bad debt write off. 5-biggest banks write off 40bil.
China' s big five banks, lost money writing off bad debt rate faster than been able to earn profits or raise capital this year.
Led by the Agricultural Bank of China, which set the industry record for worst NPL ratio of 2.39 per cent, the average NPL ratio at the national " big five" has climbed back to 1.72 per cent, up from 1.69 per cent recorded by the China Banking Regulatory Commission at the end of June. The increase follows a brief hiatus from what seemed to be an improvement from earlier figures.
Total losses from bad assets at the big five amounted to 273.7 billion yuan ($40 billion) in the nine months ended September, versus the 776.9 billion in net profits and 1.8 trillion yuan in new capital they raised mostly through bond and rights issues so far in 2016.
U.S. settle their debt by keep increasing and printing more dollars.
China&rsquo s bad debt write off. 5-biggest banks write off 40bil.
| China' s big five banks, lost money writing off bad debt rate faster than been able to earn profits or raise capital this year. |
Led by the Agricultural Bank of China, which set the industry record for worst NPL ratio of 2.39 per cent, the average NPL ratio at the national " big five" has climbed back to 1.72 per cent, up from 1.69 per cent recorded by the China Banking Regulatory Commission at the end of June. The increase follows a brief hiatus from what seemed to be an improvement from earlier figures.
Total losses from bad assets at the big five amounted to 273.7 billion yuan ($40 billion) in the nine months ended September, versus the 776.9 billion in net profits and 1.8 trillion yuan in new capital they raised mostly through bond and rights issues so far in 2016.
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