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Asian stocks are down, with the benchmark MSCI Asia Pacific Index falling to a two-year low, as worries mount over inflation and a global recession. Stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China are bucking the trend. The yen is lower after the Bank of Japan maintained its ultra-easy monetary stance. Juliette Saly reports on Bloomberg Television.