SE Asia Stocks - Most rangebound, Indonesia leads regional gain

BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Indonesian stocks rose for a

second session on Wednesday as gains in selected large caps

overshadowed losses in shares of coal miners while most others

in Southeast Asia ended flat to weaker amid persisting concerns

about the global economy.

Indonesia's main stock index rose 0.8 percent to

4,962.94, after advancing 0.2 percent on Tuesday and further

rebounding from a low of 4,913.05 hit on Monday.

Among the actively-traded stocks, Telkom Indonesia

jumped 2.9 percent, with net foreign buying worth 174.7 billion

rupiah ($14.29 million). Shares of coal mining firm Indo

Tambangraya Megah plunged 11.7 percent with a net

foreign selling of 104.6 billion rupiah ($8.56 million).

Stocks in Singapore edged up 0.1 percent and Thai

shares gained 0.04 percent while Malaysia and

Vietnam ended lower. Asian shares broadly stabilised

after days of steep losses.

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SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS

Change on day

Market Current Prev Close Pct Move

Singapore 3198.72 3194.40 +0.14

Kuala Lumpur 1786.84 1796.38 -0.53

Bangkok 1547.41 1546.78 +0.04

Jakarta 4962.94 4922.58 +0.82

Manila 6991.19 6946.06 +0.65

Ho Chi Minh 604.29 605.79 -0.25

Change on year

Market Current End 2013 Pct Move

Singapore 3198.72 3167.43 +0.99

Kuala Lumpur 1786.84 1866.96 -4.29

Bangkok 1547.41 1298.71 +19.15

Jakarta 4962.94 4274.18 +16.11

Manila 6991.19 5889.83 +18.70

Ho Chi Minh 604.29 504.63 +19.75

(1 US dollar = 12,223.0000 rupiah)

(Reporting by Viparat Jantraprap; Editing by Anupama Dwivedi)