Sept 10 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets easedon Monday with Vietnam falling to a two-week low, as investorswaited for direction from a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and aGerman ruling on the euro zone's new bailout fund later thisweek. Vietnam, the region's smallest bourse, fell 2.2percent to its lowest close since Aug. 28 as investors dumpedrisky assets to switch to gold. The Fed may decide on a third round of bond buying orquantitative easing (QE3) at its Sept. ...
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