fifteenths mexico: STOCKS NEWS ASEAN-Thailand, Philippines set for record monthly outflows in Oct

Friday, November 2, 2012

The Thai stock market is set to record its biggest monthly

outflows for the year, with net foreign selling of $572 million

so far in the month to Oct. 30, according to Thomson Reuters and

stock exchange data.

More earnings misses than beats by some large-caps such as

Bangkok Bank and Siam Cement hit market

sentiment, with the Thai benchmark SET index down 0.3

percent month-to-date, among Southeast Asia's underperformers.

The figures showed a mixed bag of fund flows to other stock

markets in the region.

The Philippine stock market saw net foreign selling

of $239 million in the month to Oct. 30, also the year's

biggest, trimming its year-to-date inflows to $2.07 billion. The

Thai bourse saw inflows for the year falling to $1.56 billion.

The Indonesian bourse reported inflows for the

fourth straight month, with net foreign purchases of $290

million so far in October. Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange

is on track to post its fourth month of inflows, with $6

million inflows seen so far this month.

For graphics on Asian equities performance, click:

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1530 (0830 GMT)

(Reporting by Viparat Jantraprap in Bangkok; Editing by Sunil

Nair; email viparat.jantraprapaweth@thomsonreuters.com)

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