DAILY TREASURY OUTLOOK Treasury Research Selena Ling +65 6530-4887 [email protected] Emmanuel Ng +65 6530-4073 [email protected] Wellian Wiranto +65 6530-5949 [email protected] Tommy Xie Dongming +65 6530-7256 [email protected] Barnabas Gan +65 6530-1778 [email protected] OCBC Credit Research Lee Chok Wai +65 6722-2215 [email protected] OCBC Wing Hang Iris Pang +852 2852-5289 [email protected] Timothy Sham +852 2852-5791 [email protected] Treasury Advisory Corporate FX & Structured Products Tel: 6349-1888 / 1881 Interest Rate Derivatives Tel: 6349-1899 Investments & Structured Products Tel: 6349-1886 GT Institutional Sales Tel: 6349-1810 Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Highlights Global risk appetite remained cautious amid disappointing global economic cues, even as the ECB announced it had purchased EUR1.704b of covered-bonds last week. Meanwhile, the IEA warned that the refining industry will face structural weakness in the long run if fuel demand stays weak, and for several years a global refinery capacity surplus is emerging. Expect Asian markets to trade slightly defensively today amid less than stellar economic clues. Key economic data releases: US’ Sep pending home sales rebounded 3.0% yoy nsa (+0.3% mom), albeit still below market expectations, after contracting by 4.1% yoy (-1.0% mom) in Aug. However, the Oct Dallas Fed manufacturing activity index unexpectedly softened from 10.8 in Sept to 10.5 in Oct (forecast: 11.0), and both the Markit services and composite PMIs also retreated to 57.3 and 57.4 in Oct, down from 58.9 and 59.0 respectively in Sep. Across in Germany, the Oct IFO business th climate also slipped for the 6 straight month from 104.7 to 103.2, with both the current assessment and expectations gauges lower at 108.4 (previously 110.4) and 98.3 (previously 99.3) respectively. UK’s CBI reported that sales were unchanged at 31 in Oct, whereas Taiwan’s Sep leading index rose from 0.10% to 0.11%. Japan’s Sep retail trade also unexpectedly improved by 2.3% yoy (+2.7% mom). Economic data due today: US’ Sep durable goods orders, S&P/CS home prices, Oct consumer confidence and Richmond Fed manufacturing index; German import price; Italy’s business confidence and economic sentiments for Oct; Japan’s small business confidence; and Thailand’s Sep trade data. Wall Street ended largely unchanged, with energy stocks under pressure as crude oil prices dipped below US$80 per barrel whereas telcos and consumer shares gained: Dow +0.07%, S&P500 -0.15% and Nasdaq +0.05%. Decliners included Halliburton Co, Nabors Industries, and Merck & Co. VIX -0.43% to 16.04. The US Treasury bonds ended a tad firmer amid disappointing data: The 2- and 10-year bond yields were at 0.39% and 2.26% respectively. There is a US$29b 2-year note auction today, followed by US$35b of 5year debt and US$15b of 2-year floating rate notes on Wed, and US$29b of 7-year notes on 30 Oct. Singapore: China will start direct trading of CNY and SGD in the interbank forex market today. China: The direct SGD and RMB trading will officially kick off today in China’s interbank market. The direct transaction is expected to reduce the CNY/SGD trading spread, thereby reducing transaction costs for customers. The move will help Singapore strengthen its position as a leading offshore RMB hub. Hong Kong: Mortgage loans for refinancing increased by 5.9% mom to HKD4.1 billion in Sep, which indicates that the market expects a rising asset price trend. Meanwhile, exports slowed slightly to 4.5% yoy in Sep 28 October 2014 Daily Treasury Outlook from 6.4% yoy in Aug. The slowdown in exports growth was mainly due to weak performance in the major advanced economies. Nevertheless, exports to most Asian countries and electric machinery exports continued to support Hong Kong’s trade. An increase in Hong Kong’s import suggests a pickup in Hong Kong’s exports in the coming months. Korea: Consumer confidence index fell from 107 in September to 105 in October, the lowest print since July this year, according to the Bank of Korea. Indonesia: Bank Indonesia is planning to issue a new regulation on foreign debt exposure that domestic corporations have built up. The central bank has repeatedly expressed concerns before, regarding the pace of increase in foreign debt exposure, which it views as a risk point given potential impact from currency depreciation on debt servicing costs. Separately, BI’s deputy governor told the press that Indonesia’s economy likely grew by 5.2% yoy in Q3. Current account deficit is said to be 3% of GDP over the same period, a more acceptable print after Q2’s 4.4% deficit. Major Markets Singapore: The STI +0.11% to end at 3226.11 yesterday, but may trade sideways today amid flat leads from Wall Street overnight and morning slippage in Nikkei and Kospi. STI may trade in a 3200-3230 today. The SGS bonds follow US Treasury bond’s lead and trade modestly firmer again today. Malaysia: The KLCI inched up by 0.24% to close at 1823.15 yesterday. A listless trading day ahead looks likely on lack of major global and domestic cues. Bond Market Update Treasury Research & Strategy Market Commentary: Yesterday, the SGD swap rates traded 2bp-3bp higher across the curve. In the SGD corporate bonds space, flows were very quiet but tones have turned more balanced with buyers on the sidelines waiting to buy on dip especially on the shorter-dated papers. In the primary market, Oxley Holdings Ltd priced a S$75mn 2-year issue at 5.15%. Loyz Energy Ltd is planning a new SGD 2.5-year issue with initial price guidance at 9%. New Issues: China Travel Service Holdings Hong Kong Ltd priced a dual-tranche issue, with the US$300mn 5-year tranche at CT5+240bp and the US$700mn 10-year tranche at CT10+345bp. China Hongqiao Group Ltd priced a US$300mn 3.5-year issue at 6.875%. Tewoo HK Ltd priced a US$400mn 3-year issue at CT3+210bp. Bank of China Ltd is planning a new Basel 3 Tier 2 issue with investor meetings commencing on 31st October. Rating Changes: Moody’s upgraded the foreign currency issuer rating of Korea District Heating Corp to “A1” from “A2”, with a stable outlook. 2 28 October 2014 Daily Treasury Outlook Moody’s upgraded the foreign currency issuer rating of Korea Gas Corp to “Aa3” from “A1”, with a stable outlook. Moody’s upgraded the issuer rating of Korea Land & Housing Corp to “Aa3” from “A1”, with a stable outlook. Moody’s upgraded the foreign currency issuer rating of Korea National Oil Corp to “Aa3” from “A1”, with a stable outlook. Moody’s upgraded the issuer rating of Korea Railroad Corp to “Aa3” from “A1”, with a stable outlook. Moody’s upgraded the issuer rating of Korea Resources Corp to “Aa3” from “A1”, with a stable outlook. S&P downgraded the longterm corporate credit rating of PT Metropolis Propertindo Utama to “B-” from “B”, with a negative outlook. Treasury Research & Strategy 3 28 October 2014 Daily Treasury Outlook Key Financial Indicators Foreign Exchange Day Close % Change DXY 85.495 -0.28% USD-JPY 107.820 -0.31% EUR-USD 1.2698 0.21% AUD-USD 0.8802 0.10% GBP-USD 1.6120 0.19% USD-MYR 3.2765 -0.05% USD-CNY 6.1162 0.00% USD-IDR 12109 0.33% USD-VND 21285 0.05% USD-SGD EUR-SGD JPY-SGD GBP-SGD AUD-SGD NZD-SGD CHF-SGD SGD-MYR SGD-CNY Day Close % Change 1.2745 -0.06% 1.6185 0.15% 1.1821 0.26% 2.0546 0.12% 1.1219 0.02% 1.0062 0.47% 1.3423 0.19% 2.5684 0.00% 4.7990 0.06% Equity and Commodity Index Value Net change DJIA 16,817.94 12.50 S&P 1,961.63 -2.90 Nasdaq 4,485.93 2.20 Nikkei 225 15,388.72 97.10 STI 3,226.11 3.60 KLCI 1,823.15 4.30 JCI 5,024.29 -48.80 Baltic Dry 1,285.00 93.00 VIX 16.04 -0.10 Interbank Offer Rates (%) Tenor EURIBOR 1M 0.0120 2M 0.0490 3M 0.0850 6M 0.1880 9M 0.2600 12M 0.3410 Change ------- Tenor O/N 1M 2M 3M 6M 12M USD Libor 0.0905 0.1520 0.1985 0.2331 0.3229 0.5426 Government Bond Yields (%) Tenor SGS (chg) UST (chg) 2Y 0.42 (+0.01) 0.38 (--) 5Y 1.44 (+0.04) 1.49 (-0.01) 10Y 2.27 (+0.03) 2.26 (-0.01) 15Y 2.68 (+0.03) -20Y 2.82 (+0.03) -30Y 2.92 (+0.03) 3.04 (-0.01) Singapore Rates (%) Tenor SOR Fixing 1D 0.0551 1M 0.1624 3M 0.2446 6M 0.3227 Change -0.0096 0.0000 0.0014 0.0000 Tenor 1M 3M 6M 12M Change ------- Financial Spread (bps) Value LIBOR-OIS 14.56 EURIBOR-OIS 7.20 TED 22.75 SGD SIBOR Change 0.3654 0.0037 0.4130 -0.4975 -0.6267 -- Change 0.20 0.05 -0.05 Eurozone & Russia Update 2Y Bond Ylds (bpschg) 10Y Bond Ylds (bpschg) Portugal Italy Ireland Greece* Spain Russia* 0.93 0.67 0.05 6.25 0.50 4.13 12.80 1.40 -0.50 46.10 -0.50 3.10 3.40 2.55 1.80 7.51 2.14 5.08 13.70 3.60 -0.70 18.50 -3.20 0.00 10Y Bund Spread % 2.53 1.68 0.93 6.64 1.27 4.21 CDS 191.25 126.59 59.65 452.30 95.29 253.99 CDS Change 1.54 -6.63 -4.94 --0.84 2.81 Equity Index 2319.46 19028.67 4668.81 958.69 10195.20 1394.27 % Change -0.76 -2.40 0.05 -3.29 -1.39 13.88 * Shows 3-year bond yields rather than 2-year Com m odities Futures Energy WTI (per barrel) Brent (per barrel) Heating Oil (per gallon) Gasoline (per gallon) Natural Gas (per MMBtu) Futures 81.00 85.83 2.475 2.17 3.561 % chg -0.01% -0.35% -0.27% -0.53% -1.71% Soft Com m odities Coffee (per lb) Cotton (per lb) Sugar (per lb) Orange Juice (per lb) Cocoa (per mt) Futures 1.909 0.6367 0.1603 1.3725 2,970 % chg -0.31% -0.22% -2.14% -2.00% -2.62% Base Metals Copper (per mt) Nickel (per mt) Aluminium (per mt) Futures 6,730.0 14,739 1,987.0 % chg 0.60% -1.50% 0.79% Grains Wheat (per bushel) Soybean (per bushel) Corn (per bushel) Futures 5.2275 10.060 3.6300 % chg 0.97% 2.92% 2.83% Precious Metals Gold (per oz) Silver (per oz) Futures 1,229.1 17.184 % chg -0.17% -0.12% Asian Com m odities Crude Palm Oil (MYR/MT) Rubber (JPY/KG) Futures 2,188.0 187.6 % chg -0.50% 1.52% Source: Bloomberg, Reuters (Note that rates are for reference only) Treasury Research & Strategy 4 28 October 2014 Daily Treasury Outlook Key Economic Indicators Date 10/27/2014 10:00 10/27/2014 15:40 10/27/2014 15:40 10/27/2014 15:40 10/27/2014 16:06 10/27/2014 16:30 10/27/2014 16:30 10/27/2014 16:30 10/27/2014 17:00 10/27/2014 17:00 10/27/2014 17:00 10/27/2014 17:00 10/27/2014 17:00 10/27/2014 21:45 10/27/2014 21:45 10/27/2014 22:00 10/27/2014 22:30 10/28/2014 07:50 10/28/2014 07:50 10/28/2014 13:00 10/28/2014 15:00 10/28/2014 15:00 10/28/2014 16:00 10/28/2014 16:00 10/28/2014 16:00 10/28/2014 17:00 10/28/2014 20:30 10/28/2014 20:30 10/28/2014 20:30 10/28/2014 20:30 10/28/2014 21:00 10/28/2014 21:00 10/28/2014 22:00 10/28/2014 22:00 SK VN VN VN TA HK HK HK GE GE GE EC EC US US US US Event Department Store Sales YoY Exports YTD YoY Imports YTD YoY Retail Sales YTD YoY Leading Index MoM Exports YoY Imports YoY Trade Balance IFO Business Climate IFO Current Assessment IFO Expectations M3 Money Supply YoY M3 3-month average Markit US Services PMI Markit US Composite PMI Pending Home Sales MoM Dallas Fed Manf. Activity Sep Oct Oct Oct Sep Sep Sep Sep Oct Oct Oct Sep Sep Oct P Oct P Sep Oct Survey -13.60% 11.10% --6.00% 4.60% -38.9B 104.5 110 99.2 2.20% 2.00% 57.8 -1.00% 11 Actual -6.30% 13.40% 11.20% 11.10% 0.11% 4.50% 6.30% -50.4B 103.2 108.4 98.3 2.50% 2.10% 57.3 57.4 0.30% 10.5 Prior 10.50% 14.10% 11.10% 11.10% 0.05% 6.40% 3.40% -31.5B 104.7 110.5 99.3 2.00% 1.80% 58.9 59 -1.00% 10.8 Revised ----0.10% ----110.4 -2.10% ------ JN JN JN GE GE TH TH TH IT US US US US US US US US Retail Trade YoY Retail Sales MoM Small Business Confidence Import Price Index MoM Import Price Index YoY Customs Exports YoY Customs Imports YoY Customs Trade Balance Business Confidence Durable Goods Orders Durables Ex Transportation Cap Goods Ship Nondef Ex Air Cap Goods Orders Nondef Ex Air S&P/CS Composite-20 YoY S&P/CaseShiller 20-City Index NSA Consumer Confidence Index Richmond Fed Manufact. Index Sep Sep Oct Sep Sep Sep Sep Sep Oct Sep Sep Sep Sep Aug Aug Oct Oct 0.80% 0.90% 48.5 -0.10% -1.90% -0.20% -6.90% $1300M 95 0.50% 0.50% 0.70% 0.70% 5.70% 173.89 87 11 2.30% 2.70% ---------------- 1.20% 1.90% 47.6 -0.10% -1.90% -7.40% -14.17% $1150M 95.1 -18.20% 0.70% 0.10% 0.60% 6.75% 173.34 86 14 ----------18.40% 0.40% -0.40% ----- Source: Bloomberg Treasury Research & Strategy 5 28 October 2014 Daily Treasury Outlook This publication is solely for information purposes only and may not be published, circulated, reproduced or distributed in whole or in part to any other person without our prior written consent. This publication should not be construed as an offer or solicitation for the subscription, purchase or sale of the securities/instruments mentioned herein. Any forecast on the economy, stock market, bond market and economic trends of the markets provided is not necessarily indicative of the future or likely performance of the securities/instruments. 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