Southeast Asian stocks edged higher inthin trading on Thursday as investors remained onthe sidelineswith the return of global growth concerns. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development(OECD) cut its forecasts for theglobal economy in 2019 and2020, following on from previous downgrades in November, as itwarned t
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