By Rocky Swift TOKYO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The dollar languished on Tuesday as Asian markets weighed the fallout on global trade from renewed turbulence over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff regime.

Asian stocks traded mixed on Tuesday following Wall Street’s steep declines amid renewed trade policy concerns and worries over AI-driven disruption in technology and software shares. Mainland China r

Asian markets gain as Nikkei 225 and CSI 300 advance, while US futures steady in the Asian session amid Fed rate cut bets and tariff risks.

The yen weakened on Tuesday as markets weighed the fallout on global trade from renewed turbulence over US President Donald Trump’s tariff regime. The greenback clawed back losses as China and Japan reopened following holidays and Trump warned countries against retreating from recent trade deals

Sean Taylor, CIO and portfolio manager at Matthews Asia, discusses the uncertainty in the markets following President Trump's announcement of new 15% tariffs under section 122 of the Trade Act. He also says a US markets dip due to tariffs,

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Shares in Asia are higher, with Japan's benchmark gaining more than 1% after a quiet finish for U.S. stocks. Most markets in Asia stayed closed for Lunar New Year holidays. U.S. futures were flat

Japan's exports surged nearly 17% in January from a year earlier, lifted by seasonal factors and strong demand in China and other Asian markets. Imports slipped 2.5% from the same month a year earlier to 10.