Jardine Matheson plans to pay a higher FY2022 dividend of US$2.15, up 8% over FY2021
* Stocks in Jakarta hit lowest level since July * Singapore stocks fall over 1% * Philippine peso touches highest since June By Himanshi Akhand Jan 10 (Reuters) - Stocks in Indonesia and Singapore led declines among emerging Asian equities on Tuesday, while currencies in the region were mixed as cautious investors digested hawkish comments from two U.S. Federal Reserve officials overnight. The comments came ahead of Fed chair Jerome Powell's speech, due later today. Equities in Indonesia fell as much as 1.8%, hitting their lowest level since July 2022, while stocks in Singapore slipped as much as 1.1%.