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* Shares in Singapore and Vietnam edge down* Philippine stocks top gainer in region* Expect Philippi my hermit crabs legs fell off is he dead

* Shares in Singapore and Vietnam edge down

* Philippine stocks top gainer in region

【my hermit crabs legs fell off is he dead】SE Asia Stocks-Philippines jumps ahead of inflation data, Singapore slides


* Expect Philippine Dec inflation slow to 6-month low- Poll

【my hermit crabs legs fell off is he dead】SE Asia Stocks-Philippines jumps ahead of inflation data, Singapore slides


By Rashmi Ashok

【my hermit crabs legs fell off is he dead】SE Asia Stocks-Philippines jumps ahead of inflation data, Singapore slides


Jan 3 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian shares climbed on


Thursday,my hermit crabs legs fell off is he dead with Philippine markets leading gains ahead of the


release of inflation figures, while Singaporean stocks bucked


the trend to fall sharply.


Philippine stocks gained 1.04 percent, as industrial


shares SM Investments Corp and JG Summit Holdings Inc


propelled the index.


A Reuters poll shows that the country's inflation is


expected to cool to a six-month low in December, making it


likely the Philippine central bank will leave policy rates


unchanged this year.


"The investors were mainly concerned about inflation during


2018," said Rachelle Cruz an analyst at AP Securities in Manila.


"So now we're seeing some buying in the index stocks as there's


better expectation on earnings growth now, since that concern


seems to be fading," Cruz said.


Local investors appeared to be buying more because some


Philippine companies have reached "very attractive valuations,"


she added.


A surge in consumer goods stocks powered a 0.4 percent


advance in Indonesian shares.


Shares in Malaysia and Thailand also rose,


by 0.56 percent and 0.71 percent respectively.


In Kuala Lumpur tourist resort chain Genting Malaysia Berhad


added 2.7 percent and palm oil producer Sime Darby


Plantation Berhad rose 3.3 percent, while in Bangkok


energy stocks provided the biggest boost to the benchmark.


Meanwhile, Singaporean shares edged 0.81 percent


lower, with Thai Beverage PCL dropping 3.3 percent and


industrial conglomerate Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd


losing 1.4 percent.


Vietnamese stocks also shed just above 0.8 percent,


with most major sectors in the red. Real-estate stocks like


Vinhomes JSC and Vingroup JSC, which powered a


rally on Wednesday, fell around 2 percent apiece.


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SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS at 0315 GMT


Change on the day


Market Current Previous close Pct Move


Singapore 3018.83 3038.89 -0.66


Bangkok 1572.84 1565.94 0.44


Manila 7567.08 7489.2 1.04


Jakarta 6207.12 6181.175 0.42


Kuala Lumpur 1678.01 1668.11 0.59


Ho Chi Minh 884.05 891.75 -0.86


Change so far in 2019


Market Current End 2018 Pct Move


Singapore 3018.83 3068.76 -1.63


Bangkok 1572.84 1563.88 0.57


Manila 7567.08 7,466.02 1.35


Jakarta 6207.12 6,194.50 0.20


Kuala Lumpur 1678.01 1690.58 -0.74


Ho Chi Minh 884.05 892.54 -0.95


(Reporting by Rashmi Ashok in Bengaluru; Editing by Sai Sachin


Ravikumar)


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