Shares in Japan rose after four days of losses, while those in China reversed gains. Hong Kong stocks outperformed their South Korean counterparts, lagging after a holiday.
Earlier, the S&P500 Index was dragged down by materials shares, after a profit warning in the sector, while technology shares rebounded from a three-day rout. Treasuries steadied with the yield on the 10-year benchmark little changed at 3.21 per cent, while the greenback remained under pressure after US President Donald Trump said the Federal Reserve is moving too fast with interest-rate hikes.
Asian investors are assessing increasingly attractive valuations against a backdrop of deepening US-China tensions and a surge in volatility for stock and bond markets.
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