Composite

First Rock Real Estate Investments was the top gainer last week.

It gained around 28% to close at $8.95. MFS Capital Partners gained around 19% to close at $0.57. And Paramount Trading was up 18% to close at $1.04. On the losing side now, Pulse Investments was the biggest loser, down around 25% to close at $1.01. MPC Caribbean Clean Energy USD fell around 15% to close at $0.20. and Fosrich fell around 13.5% to close at $1.35. Over on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange, the Composite Index fell around 2% last week.

Massey Holdings was the TTSC's most traded stock.

It closed the week at $3.27 TT, down around 2%.

Kospi was up 1.8%.

Shanghai's Composite Index was up 0.4%.

STI in Singapore was up 0.1%.

And continuing its fall, the FBM KLCI lost 0.8% yesterday, ending at 1,596 points.

KOSPI was up 2.1%.

Shanghai's Composite Index was up 0.2%.

And the STI in Singapore was up 0.2%, but the FBMKLCI decided to buck the trend down 1%, 1,608 points.

That KOSPI really is a bit of a roller coaster over the last couple of weeks, isn't it? Right, to get some more insights on international markets, we'll be speaking with Kingsley Jones.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 1.8%.

Shanghai's Composite Index up 0.1%.

Uh, South Korea's KOSPI was closed for Hangul Day, which is the day that they commemorate the creation of the Korean script, I believe.

Uh, SDI in Singapore was down 0.2%, FBMKLCI up 0.5% at 1,608 points.

So this was actually Friday's close.

Shanghai's Composite Index was up 0.3%.

STI in Singapore was up 0.5%.

Back home, the FBM KLCI managed a 0.1% gain at 1,632 points, although earlier in the morning it was up 0.4% thereabouts.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.5%.

Shanghai's Composite Index was down 1.7%.

The Kospi was down 2.7%.

In Singapore, the STI was up 0.3%.