MSCI Indonesia carries a ratio of 13 against 14.5 in early August. Indonesia's second-largest coal miner, Adaro Energy, surged 7.2 percent after Monday's 7.9 percent drop. Thai coal miner Banpu jumped 6.8 percent, partly reversing a 10.2 percent loss on Monday. Singaporean bank DBS Group Holdings, which fell 2.3 percent on Monday, rose 3.5 percent. Indonesia gained $5 million in foreign inflows and Malaysia 75.6 million ringgit ($23.8 million), according to Thomson Reuters and stock exchange data.