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This article will introduce the features, components, influencing factors, and trading methods of the Singapore 30 Index, providing useful insights for traders.
The Singapore 30 Index (also known as the Straits Times Index, STI) is one of the most important stock market indices on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). It is jointly managed and compiled by SGX and The Straits Times, representing the overall performance of the Singapore stock market. The index consists of the 30 largest and most liquid companies listed on the Singapore Exchange, covering various sectors including finance, real estate, telecommunications, and industrials. It is widely regarded as a key indicator reflecting the health of the Singapore stock market and the nation's economic development.
The Singapore 30 Index is made up of 30 large and liquid companies listed on the Singapore Exchange. The index is market-capitalization weighted, meaning the weight of each component stock in the index is determined based on its market value. The components are reviewed and adjusted quarterly to ensure they accurately reflect market changes and the performance of major companies.
Below is the list of companies that make up the Singapore 30 Index (Straits Times Index, STI) at the time of writing. Please note that the components may change over time based on market conditions. For the latest list, refer to official announcements or the Singapore Exchange website.
| No. | Company Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | CapitaLand Investment |
| 2 | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd |
| 3 | United Overseas Bank Ltd |
| 4 | Singapore Telecommunications Ltd |
| 5 | CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust |
| 6 | CapitaLand Limited |
| 7 | Keppel Corporation Ltd |
| 8 | Sembcorp Industries Ltd |
| 9 | Singtel |
| 10 | Singapore Exchange Limited |
| 11 | Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd |
| 12 | Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd |
| 13 | Venture Corporation Limited |
| 14 | Wilmar International Limited |
| 15 | Hongkong Land Holdings Limited |
| 16 | Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust |
| 17 | City Developments Limited |
| 18 | Mapletree Logistics Trust |
| 19 | Mapletree Logistics Trust |
| 20 | Mapletree Industrial Trust |
| 21 | Singapore Airlines Limited |
| 22 | Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd |
| 23 | UOL Group Limited |
| 24 | Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd |
| 25 | Thai Beverage Public Company Limited |
| 26 | Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust |
| 27 | Genting Singapore Limited |
| 28 | ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited |
| 29 | SATS Ltd |
| 30 | Hutchison Port Holdings Trust |
Several factors influence the performance of the Singapore 30 Index. These factors can be viewed from a macroeconomic, policy, corporate earnings, and international market perspective. Here are some of the major influencing factors:
The rate of economic growth directly affects the performance of listed companies, and thus the level of the index.
Changes in the inflation rate affect consumer purchasing power and business costs.
The unemployment rate reflects the health of the economy and impacts investor confidence in the stock market.
Government fiscal policies, such as tax policies and spending plans, can impact corporate profitability and stock market performance.
Changes in central bank monetary policies, such as interest rate hikes or cuts, directly affect market liquidity and investor behavior.
Quarterly earnings reports from listed companies are an important reference for investors to assess a company's operational performance.
Mergers and acquisitions between companies can change market competition, affecting stock prices and the index.
The health of the global economy impacts Singapore's exports and trade.
Political events such as trade wars and international sanctions can have significant effects on the market.
Investor sentiment and expectations can lead to market fluctuations.
Technical indicators, such as moving averages and trading volume, also influence investor decision-making.
As Singapore is a major financial center and economic hub in Asia, the performance of the Singapore 30 Index has a significant impact on economic confidence and market sentiment across the region.
Singapore boasts a developed financial market and robust legal systems, and many of the components of the Singapore 30 Index are multinational and regional powerhouses. The performance of these companies has broad implications for trade, investment, and economic activities across the region, indirectly influencing markets and economies in other Asian countries.
Therefore, the performance of the Singapore 30 Index has a notable effect on regional market confidence and stability. A strong performance in the index typically reflects the stability and growth of Singapore and its neighboring economies, which in turn boosts confidence in other Asian markets, and vice versa.
After opening a trading account with Titan FX, you can trade the Singapore 30 Index via CFDs on the MT4 and MT5 platforms.
Register a Titan FX Trading AccountAfter downloading MT4/5, enter your account number and password to log in.
Right-click in the "Market Watch" window, select "Symbols," and then double-click "SING30" in the "Indices" section to add the Singapore 30 Index quote to your Market Watch window.
Double-click the quote or open the SING30 chart to start trading.
The Singapore 30 Index plays a significant role in Asia, not only as an economic indicator and investment reference, but also in its influence on regional financial markets, capital flows, cross-border investments, market confidence, and regional cooperation.
The future prospects of the Singapore 30 Index largely depend on the global and regional economic environment, local economic policies, and the performance of its component companies.
When trading the Singapore 30 Index, it is important to consider market research, technical analysis, fundamental analysis, risk management, and capital allocation. Maintaining a rational and professional investment approach is key to achieving stable investment goals.
