TOKYO: Asian shares slipped on Tuesday, on track for a fourth straight day of losses, with investors turning their attention to the Chinese Communist Party policy meeting for clues to its economic agenda for the next decade.
The dollar rallied against the yen for a third straight day after a surprise rise in US October jobs growth on Friday, which has raised the prospect of the Federal Reserve reducing its stimulus drive sooner than thought. The dollar also kept pressure on emerging Asian currencies.
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