Asian Stocks Sink on Worries About U.S. Outlook
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Asian stocks sank on Monday, with the Japanese market down 3 percent to mark its lowest point in three weeks, after weak U.S. consumer spending data sparked a sell-off on Wall Street...Friday as the fragility of the U.S. economic recovery was highlighted by economic reports that showed U.S. consumers...
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