Hong Kong - Most Asian markets fell again on Wednesday on increasing expectations the US Federal Reserve will hike interest rates in the summer, although Japan's Nikkei edged up as the dollar strengthened against the yen.
The likelihood of a Fed hike coupled with the European Central Bank's new bond-buying stimulus programme and fears over Greece also sent the dollar up to 12-year highs against the euro and towards parity.
Tokyo rose 0.50% by the break and Shanghai, which has been hit by a string of recent poor China data, added 0.11%.