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Malaysian Stocks - Factors to watch

Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:16pm EDT
 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Here are the news stories
and factors that may affect the Malaysian stock market on
Friday. ----------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 2307 GMT
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                 INSTRUMENT  LAST    PCT CHG  NET CHG 
S&P500           .SPX      954.09   2.58%   24.000  
USD/JPY          JPY=      98.65    0.05%   0.050   
10-YR US TSY YLD US10YT=RR 3.966    --      0.104   
SPOT GOLD        XAU=      $738.60  0.42%   3.100   
US CRUDE         CLc1      $65.29  -1.02%  -0.670   
DOW JONES        .DJI      9180.69  2.11%   189.73  
ASIA ADRS        .BKAS     96.09    6.94%   6.24
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> US STOCKS-Wall St rallies on rate cuts, bargain hunting  
[.N] > Oil drops over 2 pct as US economy shrinks              
[O/R] > US dollar steadies as risk aversion eases              
[USD/] > Malaysia to replant palm, push for biodiesel  
[ID:nKLR263139] > Malaysia Top Glove sees 20pct rev growth in
2009[ID:nKLR352187] > Malaysia Kencana unit wins $235 mln job  
  [ID:nKLR250634] > Nestle M'sia says raw material prices
still high [ID:nKLR78053] > Chinese buyers default on Indonesia
rubber     [ID:nJAK381506] > RHB Islamic Bank switches focus to
retail      [ID:nKLR355119] > Palm ends higher as oil hits $70,
replanting plan [ID:n691637] > Bad currency bets seen piling up
for Asian cos   [ID:nSP86486] > Las Vegas Sands say Singapore
casino on track  [ID:nSIN374756] > SEA Stocks-Singapore leads
regional surge, banks shine   [.SO] > TREASURIES-Bond prices
hurt by appetite for stocks       [US/] > Gold drops 2 pct on
recession worries, dollar rise      [GOL/]
  (Reporting by Varsha Tickoo)



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