BANGKOK, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock marketsended mostly lower on Monday, tracking weak global equities andafter a lacklustre session amid market holidays in Asia, butforeign buying pushed Malaysian shares to their highest inalmost two weeks. Malaysia's key stock index gained 0.4 percent at1,643.31, its highest close since Sept. 19. Foreign investorsbought $15.14 million worth of shares while domesticinstitutions and retail investors were net sellers, theMalaysian bourse said. The Thai SET index ended 0.07 percent higher after achoppy session. ...
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