11.   Indonesian stocks fell in as the plunging rupiah reduced hopes for interest rate cuts and fueled worries about corporate debt.

12.   Indonesian stocks fell in tandem with the rupiah, as cuts in interest rates weakened the currency, raising concern that corporate profit growth may slow.

13.   Indonesian stocks fell on concern the economic and political problems besetting Indonesia will slow the economy more than originally thought.

14.   INDONESIAN stocks fell, led by cigarette companies, on concern valuations have run ahead of expected profit growth.

15.   Indonesian stocks rose a day after the government agreed to break up several state monopolies, encourage bank mergers and remove many subsidies and price controls.

16.   INDONESIAN stocks rose for the first time in eight days as worries about further civil unrest eased.

17.   Indonesian stocks rose, as the plan to merge four state banks boosted optimism the government is serious about reform.

18.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by banks on expectations interest rates will fall, boosting profits.

19.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by banks, on optimism that corporate profits will accelerate in the second half of the year.

20.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by large consumer stocks such as PT Gudang Garam, which are seen as bargains relative to future earnings.