To The Moon

【Money Market Fund】

US$ MMF Net 7-day Yield: +3.57%*

Looking ahead to the week, markets widely expect the Fed to hold rates at the 17 June FOMC meeting, the first under new Fed Chair Warsh, with focus on Warsh’s first policy signals and a potential removal of the “easing bias” from the policy statement. Attention will also be on the dot plot for updated rate trajectory guidance.

HSBC views that any hawkish read from Warsh’s press conference, such as an explicit focus on keeping inflation in check, could send front-end rates higher and flatten the curve, whereas a wait-and-see view could be read as dovish. HSBC thinks the latter is unlikely given the continued labour market resilience and upward inflationary pressure.

* Data as of 2026/06/12. 7-day net yield is calculated based on calendar days and NAVs in 5-decimal.

【REITs】

S$ SRT YTD total return: ‑3.28%

As of 12 Jun 2026 (Fri), $CSOP iEdge SREIT ETF S$(SRT.SI)$ gained 1.09% WTD in SGD, bringing YTD return to ‑3.28%. WTD gains were led by industrial, retail and office subsector and MLT, CICT and CLAR by individual firm. During the week, CICT’s unitholders have approved the acquisition of Paragon Mall at its EGM with over 99% of votes casted in favour of the transaction.

The Business Times reported that S-REITs appear undervalued, with peaking funding costs and attractive yield spreads pointing to recovery potential. Despite persistent high global rates, DBS and UOB note that much of the risk is already priced in, while quality earnings and stable lease-driven cash flows support resilience. The sector has lagged the broader market recovery and may be more resilient in downturns, while Singapore’s safe-haven appeal could attract inflows and sustain favourable yield spreads.

【Fixed Income】

CYC YTD NAV: +1.39% in CNY; +4.79% in USD^

Bloomberg reported that China plans to invest around RMB2tn over the next five years in data centres and AI, with funding likely diversified across policy bank bonds and central bank facilities rather than relying solely on special central government bond issuance.$ICBC CSOP CGB ETF S$(CYC.SI)$

Meanwhile, liquidity conditions have been tightening modestly, with overnight and 7-day repo rates now better aligned with the policy rate. However, in HSBC’s view, weak credit momentum suggests limited room for further tightening.

^ CYC/CYB/CYX USD NAV is converted based on benchmark FX, subject to rounding error.

【Equities】

Regional Equity ETFs

US$ LCU YTD return: +21.24%

·         $CSOP FTSE Asia Pacific Select Index ETF USD(LCU.SI)$ declined 0.78% WTD, with YTD return at +21.24%.

·         WTD declines were attributable to consumer discretionary, IT and industrials by sector, Japan, Taiwan and China by region, TSMC, Alibaba Group and Softbank Group by individual firm.

·         Despite the WTD declines, TSMC’s May sales data demonstrated continued resilience of the AI-driven demand. Separately, Alibaba Group declined after Chinese regulators raised issues like misleading advertising by leading e-commerce players.

US$ SQU YTD return: ‑14.33%

·         $CSOP SEA TECH ETF US$(SQU.SI)$ fell 1.86% WTD, with YTD return at‑14.33%.

·         WTD declines were led by Sea Ltd, Infosys and Venture Corp.

·         Sea Ltd.’s online-shopping platform is undergoing a reorganisation, reducing its workforce as it pivots toward AI.

A-Share Equity ETFs

S$ SHD YTD return: +11.45%; S$ SCY YTD return: +37.88%; S$ CSA500 YTD return#: +2.00%

·         During the week, Chinese equities were pressured by geopolitical tensions on renewed US military strikes on Iran. Additionally, the Pentagon added dozens of Chinese firms to its list of entities linked to the Chinese military, potentially raising US-China tensions and adding volatility to related stocks. $CSOP DIV ETF S$(SHD.SI)$

·         Nevertheless, sentiment later improved after Trump called off the strikes and said a deal could be reached over the weekend, which provided some support to equities.

# Data begins from CSA500 SP Equity’s inception date of 2026/01/20.

Source: CSOP, Bloomberg, JPM, HSBC, as of 2026/06/12, except where otherwise stated.

SCY’s underlying fund’s top 10 holdings (as of 2026/03/31)

SHD’s underlying fund’s top 10 holdings (as of 2026/03/31)

CSA500’s underlying fund’s top 10 holdings (as of 2026/03/31)

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SRT & SQQ

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CYC/CYB & LCU

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SHD & CSA500

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SCY

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