Taiwan and South Korea stocks rebounded, climbing 1.5% and more than 1.2% respectively, after sharp declines in the previous session, as a Wall Street tech selloff dragged Asian benchmarks lower. Elsewhere, most equities advanced with the Malaysian benchmark rising 0.5% to touch a six-month high. Shares in Singapore edged up 0.2%.

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Shares in Asia fell on Wednesday, weighed down by a tech-led selloff on Wall Street, while the dollar gained some ground ahead of a key meeting of central bankers later in the week.