Asia stocks fall on dim outlook
Oct 3 - Asian markets slid and the yen climbed on growing doubts the U.S. $700 billion financial bailout plan, even if passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, wouldn't succeed in staving off a deeper economic downturn.
Oil prices declined further, as did metal and gold prices, while risk-averse investors turned to currencies and U.S. treasuries
James Pomfret reports.
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