A traffic controller at a constructing site is reflected on a stock quotation board at a brokerage in TokyoBy Dominic Lau TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares fell to a four-week low on Monday as a surprise surge in U.S. jobs increase heightened issues the Federal Reserve will start reducing stimulus as soon as subsequent month — boosting the buck in opposition to the euro, yen and rising currencies. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outdoor Japan shed zero.5 %, hitting its lowest due to the fact that October eleven and increasing Friday’s 1 p.c drop. “More desirable than anticipated U.S. labor market file will raise fears of portfolio capital outflow from rising markets, and can weigh on present account deficit currencies specifically,” Credit score Agricole CIB stated in a shopper be aware. Emerging Asian currencies came below force, with the Indonesian rupiah down 1 percent to eleven,551 per greenback, hitting a one-month low, and Thai baht off zero.9 p.c to 31.66 to a seven-week trough.