Asia stocks pull back from 1-month high as Fed tempers rally

TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks pulled back from a one-month high on Friday as the Federal Reserve appeared poised to deliver another interest rate hike next month, paring gains made earlier this week after U.S. midterm elections triggered a global equities rally.MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1.1 percent and was headed for a loss of 1 percent for the week. On Thursday, the index hit its highest level since Oct. 8.Australian stocks slipped 0.4 percent, South..