China Securities Index (CSI), a joint venture between the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, is set to launch three new stock indices on November 8, The Economic Times reported. The CSI TMT Industries Index is designed to track 100 selected large-scale companies in the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) industries, while the CSI Resource 80 Index will cover China’s largest natural-resource companies, including firms dealing in oil, gas, metals and coal, among others. The total capitalization of the CSI TMT Industries Index worth about US$141.78 billion, accounting for 3.79% of the overall market value on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses, while that of the CSI Resource 80 Index is around US$696.05 trillion, occupying 18.59%. The third index, the CSI 500 SSE Stocks Index, will reflect the performance of Shanghai-listed companies on the CSI 500 Index, totaling US$266.50 billion in market capitalization and making up 53.71 % of its market value.