Asian shares
slipped and the dollar inched higher in early Asian trade on Wednesday, as
concerns about a possible US government shutdown and uncertainty about the US
Federal Reserve’s policy outlook made investors hesitant to take aggressive
positions, reported Reuters.
South Korea’s
Seoul Composite fell 0.74 percent or 14.92 points at 1,992.18. Taiwan’s Taiwan
Weighted shed 0.50 percent or 41.34 points at 8,257.78. China’s Shanghai
Composite slipped 0.20 percent or 4.49 points at 2,203.04. Japan’s Nikkei was
down 0.19 percent or 27.48 points at 14,705.13. Singapore’s Straits Times was
flat at 3,211.75. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng was up 0.19 percent or 43.66 points at
23,222.70.
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