Southeast Asia stocks: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore fall

SINGAPORE: Indonesia shares ended higher on Friday, trimming losses on the week amid bargain hunting in battered large caps as investors weighed political uncertainties after an unconvincing election win by the main opposition party. 
    Jakarta's Composite Index closed up 1.1 percent,
recouping some of the more than 3 percent drop on the previous
session as shares of Bank Mandiri and Bank Rakyat
Indonesia rebounded after steep losses on Thursday.
    It was down 0.9 percent on the week.
    Stocks in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand
 drifted lower on the week after recent rally. The
Philippines and Vietnam outperformed, with a
weekly gain of 0.6 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively.
    Global equities slipped to a two-week low on Friday as a
sell-off on Wall Street led by technology and biotech shares and
triggered by concerns that valuations are over stretched spread
to Asia and Europe. 
    The Thai market will be closed on Monday and Tuesday for a
public holiday.
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 SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS
 Change on day
 Market             Current     Prev Close    Pct Move
 TR SE Asia Index*   416.78        417.74       -0.23
 Singapore          3198.22       3203.58       -0.17
 Kuala Lumpur       1852.66       1859.52       -0.37
 Bangkok            1389.16       1389.56       -0.03
 Jakarta            4816.58       4765.73       +1.07
 Manila             6596.96       6638.89       -0.63
 Ho Chi Minh         600.57        601.33       -0.13
 
 Change on year
 Market             Current       End 2013    Pct Move
 TR SE Asia Index*   416.78        417.74       +7.32
 Singapore          3198.22       3203.58       +0.97
 Kuala Lumpur       1852.66       1859.52       -0.77
 Bangkok            1389.16       1389.56       +6.96
 Jakarta            4816.58       4765.73      +12.69
 Manila             6596.96       6638.89      +12.01
 Ho Chi Minh         600.57        601.33      +19.01- Reuters