STI recorded a net institutional inflow of $489m.
Over the past 10 months, from 17 April 2024 to 10 February, the Straits Times Index (STI) surged 23.2% to 3,921.30, surpassing its October 2007 record high of 3,906.16.
Meanwhile, there were two for every three gainers spanning the 730-point rise from the 3,144.76 close on 16 April to the 3,875.13 close on 10 February.
STI recorded a net institutional inflow of $489m, with the top five stocks seeing the highest net institutional inflows over the 10-month period including Singtel, UOB, SGX, OCBC, and ST Engineering.
YZJ Shipbldg SGD saw the strongest gains amongst the STI constituents with a 65% price gain, followed by SGX (53%) and HongkongLand USD (45%).
In the same period, DBS Group Holdings, UOB, and ocbc bank averaged 33% price gains, with their combined weight in the STI rising from 50% on 17 April 2024 to 54% on 10 February.
In addition, the STI achieved total returns of 29.2% during the 10-month period.
“Given the STI's relatively high dividend yield, it's unsurprising that between its October 2007 and February 2025 highs, the STI generated a 95% total return, driven by reinvested dividend distributions,” SGX said.
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