Emerging markets: Philippine stocks edge higher after sharp fall on Monday; South Korea leads muted Asian stocks


MANILA, March 16 (Reuters): South Korea, China and India led Asia's emerging stock markets higher on Tuesday following a rally in Wall Street, although gains were capped ahead of the two-day US Federal Reserve policy meeting.

Stock market gains were largely subdued at below half a percent, with only South Korea adding more.

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