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It was the index's best pre-Labor Day week in two decades and pushed it back into the black for the year. U.

European stocks climbed, extending the Stoxx Europe 600 Index's biggest two-day advance in a month, as mining shares rallied in London.

The Shanghai Composite Index's surge continued Monday, as the benchmark rose 3% in heavy trading, bringing it close to a six-month high.

TI is aware of the index's shortcomings. The CPI, it says, is "an annual snapshot" with "less of a focus on year-on-year trends" .

Heavily weighted banking stocks have been among the index's strongest performers this year.

Turnover costs may cause index providers to hesitate in making a change of this magnitude, inaction that distorts that index's accuracy.

History may also be a guide as to the Shanghai index's direction: This year's rise isn't dissimilar to previous jumps.

The steel scrap index (S), as the criterion for defining the degree of availability of steel scrap for steel industry, is shortly defined.

Financial companies were the second-best performers today among the MSCI Asia Pacific Index's 10 industry groups.

Galloping energy and food prices, which are especially squeezing business profits, figured prominently in the index's pickup.

The blue-chip index's 4. 3% drop for the month was the worst since a dismal May, and the measure's first down August in five years.

Not only is infotech the index's most profitable sector, profit margins for most companies have been steadily increasing.

All but two of the blue chip index's components were laggards, with Bank of America ( BAC , Fortune 500 ) leading the decline.

And though food represents only about one-third of the CPI, it accounts for about 75% of the index's recent rise.

The leading global commodity index, S& P GSCI, soared to its highest level since November and it is up 20 per cent this year.

According to Data Explorers, a research firm, only 4. 5% of the FTSE 100 index's value is out on loan.

The main index's trend has been upwards this year, but analysts expect it to remain flat at 76 in July.

It is impossible to know a U. S. index's precise China exposure, because companies break out revenues in different ways.

Moreover, it continues a longer-term decline of more than two-thirds from the index's all-time high in December 2007.

The index's theoretical framework is derived from the happy planet index.

The index's annualized growth rate ticked up to negative 26. 8 from negative 28. 7 percent.

The index's annualized growth rate edged up to negative 6. 1 percent from minus 6. 3 percent.

If the index's past relationship with GDP held, it would signal growth this year of 3-4%.

The index's annualized growth rate edged up to minus 10. 7 percent from minus 10. 8 percent, the lowest since October 2001.

China Life Insurance Co. has declined 32 percent and Bank of China Ltd. 30 percent, contributing the most to the financial index's losses.

But many professionals are wary of the index's large 57. 6% exposure to the euro.

It marked the first time in the index's 115-year history that it has moved by more than 400 points for four consecutive days.

The index's annualized growth rate rose to a 30-week high of negative 16. 1 percent from the prior week's rate of negative 17. 5 percent.

TI is aware of the index's shortcomings.

The fund is up 28. 7% over the last 12-months compared to the index's gain of 24. 6% as of market close May 19.

The shares have increased 0. 5 percent this year, lagging behind the benchmark Straits Times Index's 2. 8 percent advance.

The shares trade slightly above the S&P 500-stock index's multiple of 16, based on expected 2007 earnings.

The index's uptrend is unlikely to change. It may hit 3, 000 in the coming weeks.

Obviously, this is not as trivial as using a single index's ordered list, but it can be done.

The weekly index's annualized growth rate rose to minus 6. 0 percent from minus 6. 5 percent.

But the leading index's year-over-year growth rate has flattened and turned lower after hitting a record high in October.

The index's six-month economic outlook component fell 7 percent to 42. 8, although it remains 10. 7 points above its level in December 2007.

China's stock market has slumped 23% since the start of 2010, a far bigger drop than the Hang Seng Index's 5% drop in Hong Kong.

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