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Asia shares rise on value buys; havens may still be attractive

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Asian stocks edged up on Friday, as investors chased value picks after recent sharp volatility, though concerns over the European crisis may continue to fuel buying into safe havens like gold and government bonds.

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Friday 03.00 BST. Asian equities advanced following on from strong sessions for US and European markets overnight. South Koreas Kospi index rose 1.2 per cent by mid morning TOKYO: Asian shares edged higher and the dollar recovered against the yen on Wednesday after strong US factory activity data eased concerns about a loss of momentum TOKYO 2 (Reuters) n rose and the dollar recovered against the yen Wednesday after strg U.S. factory activity data raised hopes that the world Tags: global, markets, asia, shares, n Strg Japans Nikkei share average gained a modest 0.3 percent buoyed by an easing yen after U.S. manufacturing data at expectatis but investors were restrained ahead of TOKYO Oct 25 (Reuters) European stock index futures fell Tuesday uncertainty fore a key summit failing to sustain gains made in where investors grew

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