SE Asia Stocks-Mixed; Indonesia down ahead of economic data, earnings

JAKARTA, April 11 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks traded mixed on Monday as global uncertainties lingered, with Indonesia posting its biggest single day loss in seven weeks ahead of the release of economic data later in the week and on concerns over company earnings. Malaysia's stock index lost 0.2 percent, while shares in the Philippines gained 0.6 percent, led by power company First Gen Corp, which climbed nearly 3 percent. "Oil price rebound should reinforce investor confidence on