SINGAPORE, Sept 15 (Reuters): Indonesia stocks pulled back on Tuesday after a more than 5% surge over the last two sessions as a Reuters poll of analysts predicted the country's central bank would stand pat on interest rates in favour of supporting an under-pressure rupiah.
Upbeat Chinese data supported other emerging Asian share markets at the start of a week that also sees meetings of the US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan.
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