Economy

Asian shares mostly up, but yen sinks Tokyo

HONG KONG: Asia's markets mostly rose on Wednesday following a slight rebound on Wall Street but Tokyo took another hit from a stronger yen.

Oil prices eased after surging on Tuesday on renewed fears about tensions in Ukraine.

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