Asian shares trade mixed, despite Friday's positive finish on Wall Street, as investors remain cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting this week.

The Malaysian government is spending 20bn ringgit ($4.6bn; £3bn) on boosting shares and is cutting taxes for manufacturers.

Controversial plans to tighten rules on trade union strike ballots are to be debated in Parliament, amid warnings of industrial and legal action.

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Some major UK lenders have returned to selling mortgages to homebuyers only able to offer a small deposit.

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Troubled Japanese conglomerate Toshiba posts a net loss of 37.8bn yen ($318m; £209.3m) for the year to March.