* Malaysia shares jump 1.3%
* Analysts say state of emergency, lockdowns to be better
implemented, less harmful on economy
* Indonesia launches vaccination drive; shares rise
Jan 13 (Reuters) - Malaysia led Asia's emerging stock
markets higher on Wednesday as investors bet new COVID-19 curbs
may be less severe on the country's economic recovery, while the
region's currencies regained their footing as the dollar nursed
losses.
Stocks in Taiwan and Malaysia climbed more
than 1%, while gains elsewhere in Asia were more modest and
Shanghai's Composite index dipped. China recorded the
biggest daily jump in COVID-19 cases in more than five months.
Analysts reckon...
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