India, March 5 -- Asian stocks ended mixed on Wednesday as the Trump administration indicated flexibility on some of its latest tariff measures against Canada and Mexico, and investors watched the latest developments of China's annual political gathering.
The U.S. dollar remained fragile ahead of the release of ISM Services PMI and ADP Employment Change data for February.
Gold was marginally lower amid rising Treasury yields while oil extended losses for a third day on demand concerns.
China's Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.5 percent to 3,341.96 as the government unveiled an annual economic growth target of around 5 percent and announced plans to boost domestic consumption and support the economy, given the broadening global uncertainty...