(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell for a third day on
concern a slump in U.S. housing will curb spending in the
region's biggest export market.
Toyota Motor Corp., which made almost two-thirds of its
sales outside Japan last year, and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.,
whose customers include Apple Inc., led declines after sales of
previously owned homes fell to the lowest in almost four years.
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concern a slump in U.S. housing will curb spending in the
region's biggest export market.
Toyota Motor Corp., which made almost two-thirds of its
sales outside Japan last year, and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.,
whose customers include Apple Inc., led declines after sales of
previously owned homes fell to the lowest in almost four years.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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