TOKYO: Asian shares pulled backed from a five-month high and the dollar stabilized after recent heavy losses as markets waited for U.S. jobs data that could shape expectations as to whether the Federal Reserve will start withdrawing stimulus this year.
Investors were expected to be reluctant to make aggressive bets after U.S. stocks ended little changed, partly on concerns that equities have become overpriced after the S&P 500 <.SPX> index's run to record highs last week. <.N>
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