11.   Brokers attributed the fall to continued profit-taking following recent gains in the market.

12.   Brokers attributed the fall to growing pessimism over chances for a previously expected cut in U.S. interest rates.

13.   Brokers attributed the fall to renewed fears among investors that the U.S. Federal Reserve Board would raise interest rates next month to slow economic growth in the United States.

14.   Brokers attributed the fall to profit taking by most investors on the gains they made on cross-listed stocks like PT Telkom, Indosat and Tambang Timah.

15.   Brokers attributed the fall in turnover to weak trading by foreign investors.

16.   Brokers attributed the fall to profit-taking as investors believe there will be no cut in interest rates in the near future.

17.   Brokers attributed the fall to profit-taking following recent gains.

18.   But the fall was also attributed to weaker export growth than expected in August.

19.   Dealers attributed the fall to banks selling construction shares on gloomy prospects for the sector.

20.   Dealers attributed the fall in rates to ample money supply, as cash withdrawn during the Chinese New Year festival last month continues to return to the system.