The investor optimism in the best interests selective in the plazas of Asia

The good economic signs in Australia, with growth of 2.7 percent in 2009 and renewed optimism about the bailout of the economy of Greece contributed to the closing rally today in most parks in Southeast Asia, where only the Malaysian and Indonesian places closed lower.

In Vietnam, the investor market in Ho Chi Minh closed with gains of 1.26 percent in the selective VNIndex, adding 6.32 to 507.32 integers.

In Singapore, the stock of the city-state made a profit of 0.38 percent Straits Times index added 10.59 points to close at 2782.79.
In Thailand, rising in the areas of property and mineral resources encouraged the rise of 0.25 percent or 1.85 points in the SET index of the stock market in Bangkok, which ended its session at 735.04 integers.

In the Philippines, a session with increases in all sectors except the financial led the PSE index of the Manila Stock Exchange to move 7.40 units or 0.24 percent to close at 3069.29 integers.

In Malaysia, the collection and the expected benefits to the central bank's meeting on local interest rates dragged the index down to the square KLCI Kuala Lumpur, which yielded 1.97 units or 0.15 percent to close at 1286.10 integers.
In Indonesia, sales of securities of telecommunications and profit taking in mining led the index into negative territory JCI Jakarta stock market, which fell 9.50 points, equivalent to 0.37 percent, to close at 2567.09 integers.

As for the currencies of the region, their contributions dollar per unit were as follows: 18,544.00 Vietnamese Dong Philippine Peso 9277.00 Indonesian Rupiah 46.02 Malaysian Ringit 32.97 Thai Baht 3.37 Singapore Dollar 1.40