HONG KONG: Asian markets retreated on Tuesday for a second straight session, tracking a global sell-off as Greece struggles to find a compromise with its creditors, fuelling fears of a default and exit from the eurozone.

Despite increasing worries about Athens’ future, the euro managed to tick up against the dollar and yen as traders await the outcome of policy meetings at the US Federal Reserve and Japanese central bank.

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