TOKYO: Chinese bourses led Asian markets higher on Tuesday, shrugging off weak manufacturing data as oil prices rose after sentiment got a boost from stimulus moves by China’s central bank.
The uptick in most major markets across the region came after China’s central bank cut the proportion of funds that banks must set aside as reserves, in Beijing’s latest attempt to tackle slowing growth in the world’s second largest economy.
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