Asian markets fell on Wednesday after two days of healthy gains, while investors also took their lead from Wall Street's retreat from record highs.
The dollar edged higher against the yen as a recent batch of upbeat data boosted confidence in the global economy, while the euro faced selling pressure ahead of an expected easing of monetary policy by the European Central Bank.
Tokyo was flat, Hong Kong eased 0.50 per cent, Sydney slipped 0.25 per cent and Shanghai was 0.19 per cent lower. Seoul was closed for a public holiday.
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