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China and Hong Kong stocks lost steam on Tuesday morning after Monday's sharp rally triggered by the truce in the Sino-U.S. trade war, as investors come to terms with the fact that the relationship between the two countries hasn't improved, while China's economy continues to face downward pressure.

Philippine stocks rose 2 percent on Tuesday, extending sharp gains from the prior session and hitting a near three-month high, ahead of November inflation data, while Singapore shares fell 1 percent on disappointing manufacturing data. Financials and industrials led the gains in the Philippines, with SM Investments...

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China's central bank will keep monetary policy flexible and adjust it appropriately according to changes in the country's economic situation, bank Governor Yi Gang said.

The aviation leasing arm of China Development Bank said it will finance eight Airbus A330 purchases for airlines affiliated to debt-laden HNA Group and that the jets will be delivered by the end of 2018.