By Hanna Paul
Jan 27 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stocks were steady on
Friday in thin trading, tracking a rally in broader global peers
on strong U.S. corporate earnings and an overnight surge in oil
prices.
MSCI's world index, which tracks shares in
46 countries, hovered near record highs, cheered by a 2 percent
rise in oil prices and a rebound of the greenback from a
seven-week low.
U.S. President Donald Trump's pro-growth initiatives also
boosted sentiments.
"Everybody was a
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