BANGKOK, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stockmarkets gained on Thursday, with the Philippine main indexposting its second straight record closing high in strongvolumes as optimism about domestic growth boostedconsumer-related stocks such as SM Investments Corp. The Philippine Stock Exchange index finished at5,443.74, surpassing Wednesday's record close of 5,375.52. SMInvestment jumped 6 percent, with stock turnover 3.13 times of its monthly average. Stocks in Malaysia and Indonesia also hit their all-timehighs amid broad-based buying interest in the region as betterU.S. ...
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