OCBC Hits Record High, 5x Long DLC Gains +19%

SG DLC News
04-06 10:53

Singapore stocks ended the shortened trading week (30 March–2 April) slightly higher, even as global markets continued to swing amid ongoing tensions related to the Iran conflict.

The $MSCI Singapore Index - main 2604(SGPmain)$ gained 1.45%, supported by Singapore’s safe‑haven appeal. In line with this, the SiMSCI 7x Long DLC climbed nearly 10%, while the SiMSCI 7x Short DLC fell by a similar magnitude.

Among DLC‑covered counters, $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ grabbed the spotlight, hitting a new all‑time high of $22.83 on 2 April and crossing the $100B market‑cap milestone, joining $DBS(D05.SI)$ as the only members of this exclusive group.

OCBC rose around 3.8% for the week, with the $OCBC 5xLongSG261217(TUAW.SI)$ gaining 19% and the $OCBC 5xShortSG261217(MPOW.SI)$ declining by a similar magnitude.

While Singapore markets continue to track global volatility, they generally remain more stable with smaller day‑to‑day price swings, supported by government initiatives such as the equity development programme and the city‑state’s safe‑haven status.

For investors who want to capitalise on this stability but still seek larger returns, DLCs offer an effective way to magnify exposure.  Long DLCs allow investors to benefit from upward price movements. Conversely, Short DLCs provide inverse leveraged exposure—useful for expressing a bearish view or hedging existing long positions.

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