SE Asia Stocks -Philippine shares at all-time closing high; Indonesia snaps losing streak

BANGKOK, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Philippine main index

hit a record close on Friday, marking its biggest monthly gain

in 11 months, while the Indonesian benchmark snapped two

sessions of losses amid foreign inflows into selected large

caps.

The Philippine composite index closed up 0.95 percent at

7,689.91, surpassing an all-time closing high of 7,661.18 hit on

Jan. 28.

It was up 6.35 percent on the month, matching the gain in

February 2014.

Foreign investors were net buyers worth 244 million peso

($5.53 million), which helped lift shares such as Metro Pacific

Investments Corp and Ayala Land, stock

exchange data showed.

Jakarta's composite index gained 0.5 percent on the

day and 1.19 percent on the month, rising for a third month. The

market brought in a net 550.97 billion rupiah ($43.50 million)

worth of inflows into shares such as Astra International

.

Stocks in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand

and Vietnam ended the day lower but all ended the

month higher.

Vietnam and Thailand both posted a monthly gain of 5.6

percent, Singapore 0.8 percent and Malaysia 1.14 percent.

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Change on day

Market Current Prev Close Pct Move

Singapore 3391.20 3419.05 -0.81

Kuala Lumpur 1781.26 1782.18 -0.05

Bangkok 1581.25 1586.40 -0.32

Jakarta 5289.40 5262.72 +0.51

Manila 7689.81 7617.30 +0.95

Ho Chi Minh 576.07 583.28 -1.24

Change on year

Market Current End 2014 Pct Move

Singapore 3391.20 3365.15 +0.77

Kuala Lumpur 1781.26 1761.25 +1.14

Bangkok 1581.25 1497.67 +5.58

Jakarta 5289.40 5226.95 +1.19

Manila 7689.81 7230.57 +6.35

Ho Chi Minh 576.07 545.63 +5.58

($1 = 44.1120 Philippine pesos)

($1 = 12,665.0000 rupiah)

(Reporting by Viparat Jantraprap; Editing by Anupama Dwivedi)