SE Asia Stocks-Most retreat on weak China data, oil prices
BANGKOK, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets fell on Monday as signs of economic weakness in China and a fall in oil prices weighed on sentiment in Asia, with the Indonesian benchmark retreating from a near-four-week high amid foreign-led selling in large caps. Jakarta's composite index eased 0.6 percent, having climbed at one point to its highest since Jan. 6. Shares of Telkom Indonesia, the most actively traded and among shares hit by foreign outflows, lost 0.8 percent.