Asian shares edge down as U.S. yields climb, North Korea suspends talks

SHANGHAI/TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stock markets dipped on Wednesday after Pyongyang abruptly called off talks with Seoul, throwing a U.S.-North Korean summit into doubt, while surging bond yields revived worries about faster U.S. interest rate hikes that could curb global demand.

Asian shares edge down as U.S. yields climb, North Korea suspends talks
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