BANGKOK, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stockmarkets gained on Friday, with Indonesia hitting an all-timeclosing high for a second day and Singapore ending at atwo-month high, led by commodities-related stocks such as GoldenAgri-Resources. Jakarta's Composite Index was up 0.93 percent at4,311.31, topping Thursday's record close of 4,271.46.Singapore's Straits Times Index rose for a secondsession to end at 3,107.87, the highest close since Aug. 3. Palm oil companies were among actively traded, withSingapore's Golden Agri-Resources Ltd rising 2. ...
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