11. MAS Survey: Economists Expect Singapore 2010 GDP To Rise 9%
MAS Poll: Economists Expect Singapore 2010 CPI Inflation 2.8%
MAS Survey: Economists Expect 2010 Non-Oil Exports Up 17.8%
MAS Survey: Economists Expect Singapore 2Q GDP +9.4% On Year
MAS Survey: Economists Expect Singapore 2Q CPI Inflation 3.2%
MAS Survey: Economists Expect U.S. Dollar At S$1.3800 End-June
MAS Survey: Economists Expect Singapore 2011 GDP To Rise 5.5%
MAS Poll: Economists Expect Singapore 2011 CPI Inflation 2.5%
10. Cache Logistics Trust Started At Buy, S$1.05 Target By DBSV
9. IMF Exec: Europe Developments Show Global Recovery Is Fragile
IMF Exec: Downside Risks To Global Econ Outlook Have Risen
IMF Exec: Adverse Developments In Europe Can Hurt Global Trade
IMF Exec: Asia To Continue Leading Global Econ Recovery
IMF Exec: Asia Not Immune To Developments In Rest Of The World
IMF Exec: Countries Need To Judge Pace Of Unwinding Stimulus
IMF Exec: Global Recovery Proceeding Largely As Expected
IMF Deputy Managing Director Naoyuki Shinohara Speaks In Singapore
IMF Exec: Global Economic Data Is Still Strong
8. Yangzijiang Target Cut To S$1.38 From S$2.07 By CIMB
7. Cosco Corp Target Cut To S$1.24 From S$1.41 By CIMB
6. Sembcorp Industries Target Cut To S$4.71 From S$5.58 By CIMB
5. Keppel Corp Target Cut To S$10.30 From S$12.00 By CIMB
4. Sembcorp Marine Target Cut To S$4.22 From S$5.44 By CIMB
3. Oceanus Group Target Cut To S$0.34 From S$0.58 By Phillip Sec
2. Asiatravel.com Target Cut To S$0.56 From S$0.61 By DMG
1. WALL STREET:Stocks mixed as increased confidence in U.S. economy offset by continued worries about European economy. Fed Chairman Bernanke said U.S. economy will continue to recover, although not at pace strong enough to bring unemployment down quickly. However, investors remained concerned about Europe's sovereign-debt issues, especially after Fitch Ratings cautioned U.K.'s fiscal challenge is "formidable", while uncertainty over oil spill in Gulf of Mexico continues to weigh on market." Dow +1.3%, Nasdaq down 0.2%
