Asian shares slip on profit-taking


HONG KONG: Asian markets mostly slipped on Monday on profit-taking after the big gains at the end of last week, while the dollar eased from more than six-year highs against the yen.

Investors seemed unimpressed after the Group of 20 said the world's biggest economies were on track to achieve an extra 1.8%  growth on top of current projections within five years.

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