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SINGAPORE: Asian stocks tumbled on Tuesday dragged by Chinese markets and chip shares as investors worried about U.S.

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Regional markets took middling cues from a mildly positive overnight close on Wall Street, with U.S. stock benchmarks rising ...

Investors in Asia are still digesting Beijing’s latest stimulus package, which relieved some of the ... with this evolving thematic working concurrently with the sell China vibe that resonates, with ...

Asia’s benchmark equity index edged lower as investors remained concerned about the outlook for Chinese stimulus. Bloomberg’s gauge of the dollar held near a one-year high.

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EMERGING Asian currencies and equities declined on Monday after stimulus measures from China failed to meet expectations of investors, who were also disappointed by recent economic data.