Japan stocks ended the session higher after the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy decision, while other Asia-Pacific markets fell as manufacturing activity unexpectedly contracted in China.
The Bank of Japan left its short-term lending rate unchanged and said it has made its yield curve control policy more flexible.
Elsewhere Tuesday, China manufacturing purchasing manager’s index data for October came in at 49.5 against a Reuters poll expectation of 50.2. A PMI reading below 50 signifies a contraction.
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