SE Asia Stocks - Mostly up; Indonesia ends 6-session fall

BANGKOK, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets

mostly gained on Tuesday, with the Indonesian index rebounding

after six straight sessions of falls, but concerns remained

about a lack of clarity over the government's plan to raise fuel

prices.

Jakarta's composite index ended up 1.4 percent led

by large-caps, with Telkom Indonesia up 3.2 percent

and Bank Mandiri gaining 2.2 percent.

Foreign investors were net buyers this session. The

Indonesian market saw net foreign inflows worth 934.8 billion

rupiah ($76.62 million), the biggest daily inflow in almost two

weeks, Thomson Reuters data showed..

Indonesian President Joko Widodo said last week he had not

decided on the timing of a fuel price hike, signalling a

possible delay in cutting massive fuel subsidies that are

straining the state's finances.

Among weak spots, shares of Genting Singapore fell

1.4 percent. The company's net profit fell 43 percent in the

third quarter, hit by lower gaming revenue from VIP players. The

earnings announcement came after market close.

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SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS

Change on day

Market Current Prev Close Pct Move

Singapore 3292.15 3301.00 -0.27

Kuala Lumpur 1825.11 1827.93 -0.15

Bangkok 1571.20 1567.34 +0.25

Jakarta 5032.28 4965.39 +1.35

Manila 7204.55 7192.12 +0.17

Ho Chi Minh 604.23 602.12 +0.35

Change on year

Market Current End 2013 Pct Move

Singapore 3292.15 3167.43 +3.94

Kuala Lumpur 1825.11 1866.96 -2.24

Bangkok 1571.20 1298.71 +20.98

Jakarta 5032.28 4274.18 +17.74

Manila 7204.55 5889.83 +22.32

Ho Chi Minh 604.23 504.63 +19.74

($1 dollar = 12,200.0000 rupiah)

(Reporting by Viparat Jantraprap; Editing by Sunil Nair)