Asian shares rose Tuesday, with Tokyo extending a recent rally after the yen hit a fresh six-year low against the dollar, while the pound struggled to recover from the previous day's sell-off fuelled by fears of Scottish independence.
The gains came despite a soft lead from Wall Street, while trade was quiet owing to public holidays in Hong Kong and Seoul.
Tokyo rose 0.45 per cent, Sydney added 0.19 per cent and Shanghai edged 0.10 per cent higher.
Japanese exporters were the main winners in early trade a day after the dollar broke above the 106 yen level for the first time since October 2008, at the height of the financial crisis.
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