JAKARTA, Sept 14 (Reuters): Indonesia stocks recouped more than half of last week's 4% decline on Monday after new Covid-19 restrictions in Jakarta proved less severe than feared, with stock markets across Asia buoyed by the resumption of trials for one of the leading coronavirus vaccine candidates.
South Korean stocks gained more than 1% while most regional currencies gained against a slightly weaker dollar ahead of policy readouts this week from the Bank of Japan, Bank of England and the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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