China stocks fell on Tuesday, tracking regional markets lower, as worries over the country's deepening property crisis and soft domestic demand offset signs of improvement in factory output.
Caution ahead of a flurry of global central bank meetings this week also kept trading subdued, with the US Federal Reserve reviewing policy midweek amid further signs it may not cut interest rates as quickly or as much as expected just a few months ago, which would keep pressure on China's yuan.
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