Experts explained the dip in equity and currency markets as normal given Japan's economic transition. "This grand experiment ['Abenomics'] is multi-year so from an investor standpoint, we can be a bit patient." said Clay Carter head of international equities at Perennial Investment Partners.
Kospi 3% Higher
Seoul's benchmark index hit a new three-week high on optimism over a continuation of U.S. monetary stimulus and a stronger yen, which raises the competitive advantage of domestic exporters.
A 5 percent rally in market heavyweight Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics supported the index. Oil refiners also gained with SK Innovation rising 5.5 percent after Brent crude traded near a 3-month high.
Sentiment also improved after the Bank of Korea left interest rates unchanged at its policy review but raised its 2013 growth forecast to 2.8 percent from a previous forecast of 2.6 percent.
Australia Climbs 1%
Australian investors cheered a stronger-than-expected employment report for June. Jobs rose by 10,300 versus market expectations for a flat reading, sending the Australian dollar spiking over 1 percent to $0.9297 and driving the benchmark index to its highest levels since May 31.
"A loosening labor market will continue to take pressure off wages, leaving the RBA [Reserve Bank of Australia] with room to cut rates to support Australia's rebalancing. On balance, we still see the RBA as likely to cut rates next month," wrote economists at HSBC in a research note.
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Gold miners were the session's out performers with Perseus Mining surging 23 percent, Medusa Mining climbing 21 percent and Kingsgate rising 16 percent after prices of the yellow metal hit a two-and-a-half-week high.
— By CNBC.com's Nyshka Chandran. Follow her on Twitter @NyshkaCNBC