All the KLCI Futures contracts ended lower Wednesday in line with the performance of the cash market but all of them turned premiums as their decline was less than the underlying.
The December contract eased 4.0 points to 1,257.0 points, turning to a premium of 1.24 points to the underlying from a discount of 0.46 of a point Tuesday.
The contract opened 5.0 points lower at 1,256.0 points and traded between 1,252.0 and 1,257.0 points during the day.
The January 2010 and March 2010 contracts closed at 1,257.0 points, representing a premium of 1.24 points to the underlying, after losing 4.0 and 5.0 points respectively. The January contract traded between 1,253.0 and 1,257.0 points while the March contract moved between 1,253.5 and 1,257.5 points during the day.
The June 2010 contract shed 4.5 points to 1,257.5 points, which is a premium of 1.64 points to the cash market.
The January 2010 and March 2010 contracts closed at 1,257.0 points, representing a premium of 1.24 points to the underlying, after losing 4.0 and 5.0 points respectively. The January contract traded between 1,253.0 and 1,257.0 points while the March contract moved between 1,253.5 and 1,257.5 points during the day.
The June 2010 contract shed 4.5 points to 1,257.5 points, which is a premium of 1.64 points to the cash market.
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