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ASEAN INDICES
September 3, 2010
Market
Indices
Change

IDX

3,120.02
38.14
KLCI 
1,433.06 -8.01
PSEi*      3,666.54 73.13
SGX 7.56
0.03
SET 929.67
9.13
Source : Relevant bourses
Note   : 
*     31 August 2010
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
September 3,2010
Currency US$
Euro
Singapore $ 

1.32 1.69
Thai Baht **  
  31.44

39.90

Malaysia Ringgit   
  3.12
4.00
Indonesia Rupiah   
  9,057.00
11,622.85
Philippines Peso*
  45.31

57.46

Source:Relevant central banks
Note:    *
* 31 August , *1 September 2010
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