Asian stock markets were mixed early Tuesday, following a weak lead from Wall Street and after data showed China’s consumer inflation slowed further in January.
China’s Shanghai Composite index notched up 0.4 percent, after briefly opening down into negative territory, following worse-than-expected inflation data.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index widened losses, hurt by lackluster index heavyweights and a stronger yen trading at 118.4 to the dollar.
South Korean shares pared early gains to drift below the flatline, with builders among the biggest losers. GS Construction retreated 2.4 percent, while Daelim Industries and Daewoo Engineering & Construction edged down more than 1 percent each.
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