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    SINGAPORE, FEB 28 (Reuters) - Following are some

    company-related and market news which could have an impact on

    the local market

    ----------------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 0034 GMT ------------

    INSTRUMENT LAST PCT CHG NET CHG

    S&P 500 1515.99 1.27% 19.050

    USD/JPY 92.32 0.1% 0.090

    10-YR US TSY YLD 1.8963 -- -0.003

    SPOT GOLD 1595.9 -0.08% -1.310

    US CRUDE 93.09 0.36% 0.330

    DOW JONES 14075.37 1.26% 175.24

    ASIA ADRS 136.08 0.35% 0.48

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    GLOBAL MARKETS-Bernanke, Italy debt sale calm risk sentiment

    SE ASIA STOCKS-Indonesia sets new high; Thai stocks fall to

    2-week lows

    STOCKS TO WATCH

    -- UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD

    - Singapore's United Overseas Bank reported a 25 percent

    jump in fourth-quarter net profit to S$696 million ($561.5

    million) from a year earlier, lifted by strong fee and

    commission income.

    -- CITY DEVELOPMENTS LTD

    - City Developments posted a 52.8 percent rise in

    fourth-quarter net profit to S$249.3 million from a year

    earlier, boosted by strong earnings from the property

    development segment and hotel operations. It proposed a total

    dividend of 13 Singapore cents per share for 2012.

    -- ROTARY ENGINEERING LTD

    - Singapore oil and gas services firm Rotary Engineering

    swung to a net loss of S$18.4 million in the fourth quarter,

    hurt by additional costs at the tail end of the construction

    phase in Saudi Arabia. Rotary proposed a final dividend of 0.5

    Singapore cents per share.

    -- TIGER AIRWAYS HOLDINGS LTD

    - Budget carrier Tiger Airways said it is not currently

    seeking a replacement chief executive officer for Tiger

    Australia, given the existing corporate developments related to

    the proposed sale of 60 percent of Tiger Australia. Andrew David

    will leave the company on Mar. 14.

    -- YOMA STRATEGIC HOLDINGS LTD

    - Myanmar-focused property developer Yoma Strategic Holdings

    announced its expansion plans in the automotive business and the

    appointments of several key executives.

    MARKET NEWS

    > Nikkei bounces after Italy's debt sale, U.S. data

    > Wall St gains on Bernanke comments, S&P above 1,500

    > Prices slip as equity rally lures investors

    > Euro saved by Italy debt auction; BOJ news awaited

    > Gold down 1 pct on U.S. Fed policy and budget cuts

    > Brent falls near month-low under $112

    > Key political risks to watch in Singapore

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