BANGKOK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stockmarkets closed higher on Tuesday, with the Thai main indextouching its highest in more than 16 years and most othershitting multi-week highs amid selective buying in regional bluechips. However, broad buying interest remained weak and investorswere cautious about the global economic outlook. Bangkok's SET index gained for the fourth straightsession, e nding up 0.46 percent at 1,305.66, its highest closesince May 1996. Singapore's Straits Times Index was up0.7 percent at 3,079.14, its highest close since mid-August. ...
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