SINGAPORE: Asian stocks fell on Tuesday as weak service sector data rekindled worries over China's sputtering post-pandemic economy, while the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates unchanged, as expected, for a third month in a row.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.65% lower at 511.63, moving away from 515.37, the highest level since Aug. 11 it touched on Monday.
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