61.   INDONESIAN stocks fell for a third day amid concern about political stability after a rash of violence surrounding the election campaign.

62.   Indonesian stocks fell, as a weakening rupiah made foreign debt more expensive, raised the cost of borrowing, and increased the likelihood of an economic slowdown.

63.   Indonesian stocks fell, led by banks, amid concern interest rates will stay high longer than expected, hurting corporate profits.

64.   INDONESIAN stocks fell, led by PT Telkom, on speculation it may lose its domestic long-distance telephone monopoly, analysts said.

65.   INDONESIAN stocks fell, led by tobacco companies, on concern that new government rules for the industry will cut profits, analysts said.

66.   INDONESIAN stocks rose as Bank Pikko shares tripled on speculation it may be a takeover target, traders and analysts said.

67.   Indonesian stocks rose as investors welcomed the outlook for improved profit growth after the government cut a benchmark interest rate.

68.   Indonesian stocks rose, led by banks after Bank Internasional Indonesia said it plans to merge with four other banks, stepping up the pace of reform.

69.   INDONESIAN stocks rose, led by large stocks such as PT Telkom, on optimism earnings growth will accelerate in the second half.

70.   Indonesian stocks rose, led by market bellwether PT Telkom, on large purchases by government-owned brokerages.