BANGKOK, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock marketsended mostly higher along with stronger global markets onThursday, with Malaysia hitting a one-week high as domesticinstitutions led among buyers while the Thai index got a lift byPTTEP's share offering details. Malaysia's main index ended up 0.5 percent, at itshighest close since Sept. 19, with domestic institutions buyingshares for $8.40 million and foreign investors purchasing $3.56million, stock exchange data showed. Bangkok's SET index rose 0.9 percent, helped by a2. ...
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