21.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by PT Telkom, as concerns about the impact of the weak rupiah on the economy faded.

22.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by Putra Surya Multidana, which gained after posting better-than- expected first-quarter results.

23.   Indonesian stocks rose, led by the two tobacco giants PT Gudang Garam and PT HM Sampoerna, on hopes the clove monopoly may be abolished, boosting profits.

24.   INDONESIAN stocks slipped as investors interpreted some below-average earnings reports as a signal the booming stock market may have got ahead of the economy.

25.   INDONESIAN stocks were little changed amid concerns share prices may have outpaced expected growth in profits.

26.   INDONESIAN stocks were mixed, as expectations for faster corporate profit growth were offset by the withdrawal of funds from the stock market to pay for upcoming rights issues.

27.   INDONESIAN stocks fell as investors dumped shares of companies that reported shrinking or weaker-than-expected profit growth in the first half of the year.

28.   Indonesian stocks fell for a seventh day as the Indonesian government turned the screws on democracy activists, creating fears of a possible backlash.

29.   INDONESIAN stocks fell from a record, led by banks and cigarette stocks, after U.S. stocks plunged on concern about higher U.S. interest rates.

30.   Indonesian stocks fell on concern a weak rupiah and interest rates at near six-year highs will trigger a rash of loan defaults and bankruptcies.