BANGKOK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stockmarkets rose on Friday, racking u p strong gains for the quarter,as global markets welcomed Spain's spending cuts, but Moody'sdowngrades dented Vietnam's banks and the broader Ho Chi MinhStock Exchange's VN Index. Thailand's benchmark SET index led the pack, rosenearly 1 percent to end at its highest close since May 1996. Itposted a 10.8 percent gain for the July-September quarter,Southeast Asia's best, reversing a 2.1 percent loss of theprevious quarter. ...
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