Philippine, Thai stocks off lows as Indonesia shares cut losses on central bank growth view, record-low rates


MANILA, Sept 21 (Reuters): Stocks in the Philippines and Thailand bounced off multi-week lows, while shares in Singapore recouped some of the near 1% loss incurred in the previous session on Tuesday (Sept 21).

Indonesian stocks also pared losses on Tuesday after its central bank affirmed growth targets, left interest rates at a record low, and tried to allay fears about the fallout from a potential tapering in stimulus by the US Federal Reserve.

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