0550 GMT - Rent rates at CapitaLand China Trust's business parks and logistics assets could continue to see some pressure, says DBS Group Research's Geraldine Wong in a note. This comes as further rental incentives could be given to business park tenants to retain them, the analyst says. She believes the retail segment is the only one with firm footing this year, as Chinese consumer spending confidence could rise. Overall distributions per unit could be weighed by still weak operations and foreign exchange, she adds. The real-estate investment trust is also poised to sell some assets to Shanghai-listed CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT, Wong says, with a deal potentially in 2H. DBS retains a hold rating while reviewing its S$0.75 target price on CapitaLand China Trust's units, which are down 1.3% at S$0.77. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)

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