Published on Dec 05, 2013, 3:05 PM, ST
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hutchison Port Holdings Trust dipped as much as 4.5 per cent to its lowest in nearly two years as a strong technical level was broken, leading losses on the Singapore benchmark index.
HPH Trust fell to as low as US$0.64, a level unseen since January 2012, after breaking below US$0.675 in the previous session, which had been a key technical support since mid-November.
Analysts said that the break of that key technical level, combined with the uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve's stance on monetary stimulus on the market, made HPH Trust the worst performer on the index on Thursday.
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hutchison Port Holdings Trust dipped as much as 4.5 per cent to its lowest in nearly two years as a strong technical level was broken, leading losses on the Singapore benchmark index.
HPH Trust fell to as low as US$0.64, a level unseen since January 2012, after breaking below US$0.675 in the previous session, which had been a key technical support since mid-November.
Analysts said that the break of that key technical level, combined with the uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve's stance on monetary stimulus on the market, made HPH Trust the worst performer on the index on Thursday.
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