BANGKOK, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Singapore shares fell to a nearone-month low while most other Southeast Asian stocks also endedlower on Wednesday as flagging global economic growth triggeredselling in blue-chip stocks, including Keppel Corp andBank Rakyat. Singapore's Straits Times Index, which traded inthe negative territory through the day, finished down 1.1percent at the lowest close since Sept. 13. Oil rig builderKeppel Corp led among battered large-cap stocks, sliding 1.4percent. Thai benchmark SET index ended down 0.2 percent,erasing earlier gains. ...
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