By Chua Kong Ho Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks fell this week, ending a two-week rally, as companies lowered earnings forecasts amid mounting evidence economies are slowing. Commonwealth Bank of Australia fell 20 percent after saying bad loans may double and Australian business confidence fell to a record low. Citizen Holdings Co. dropped 9.7 percent after cutting its profit forecast. Hana Financial Group Inc. tumbled 36 percent after Fitch Ratings cut its outlook on South Korea banks. China’s CSI 300 Index posted the biggest weekly gain since April, led by steelmakers, after the government announced a $586 billion stimulus plan. “Investors... read more >>