Asia Stocks Muted, Baht Falls on PM Rate Cut Plea: Markets W

(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks held to tight ranges Tuesday as investors await fresh catalysts after US markets were closed for a holiday Monday.  Australian stocks fell, weighed down by BHP Group after the miner missed profit estimates, while Japan stocks advanced slightly. Futures contracts for Hong Kong shares edged higher, while contracts for US equities…

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