Asian markets slipped on Wednesday following a US and European sell-off that came in response to more weak German data and the IMF's decision to cut its growth forecast for the global economy.
The dollar clawed back some of the losses it suffered in New York but with caution taking over among traders it is struggling to return to the six-year highs above 110 yen it touched last week.
Tokyo sank 1.22 per cent, Hong Kong lost 0.82 per cent after a three-day rally, Sydney eased 0.78 per cent and Seoul was off 0.17 per cent.
Shanghai, which has been closed since Wednesday for the Golden Week holiday, was 0.17 percent down.
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