SGX, SIA, Nordic, Cambridge Industrial Trust, Low Keng Huat, Rotary Engineering

SINGAPORE (Sept 16): Here are some stocks that could move the market this Friday morning:

Singapore Exchange is considering listing structured products called constant leveraged certificates, whose popularity in Europe helped market turnover there top US$4 billion ($5.5 billion) last quarter, according to Bloomberg. “We are reviewing listing suitable products, based on market demand,” Luuk Strijers, director and head of products at the exchange, said in a phone interview. “In Europe these products have been popular for many years, where investors are interested in simple leveraged exposure to regional indexes.” Shares of SGX closed at $7.45.

Singapore Airlines’ group passenger load factor fell 5.2 percentage points to 79.7% in August, as airline capacity rose 3.6% to 13.1 billion available seat km and passenger carriage fell 2.9% to 10.4 billion revenue passenger km. For flag carrier Singapore Airlines, load factor fell 5.6 percentage points to 80%, as load factor across all its geographical markets fell by between 2.3 percentage points to 8 percentage points for the month, driven by weaker passenger demand. Shares of SIA fell 0.38% to $10.49 on Thursday.

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