Asia shares slip, yen firms as Japan GDP data revised up

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The yen edged higher as data released on Monday showed Japan was not, in fact, in recession after economic growth was revised up to an annualised 0.4% for the December quarter.

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Asia shares slip, yen firms as Japan GDP data revised up

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