By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) -The safe-haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc stood tall on Wednesday as an aggressive tech-led selloff on Wall Street spilled over into Asia. The U.S. dollar remained relatively well bid, supported both by haven flows and declining bets for near-term Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The risk-sensitive Australian dollar remained weak after a 0.8% slide against the greenback on Tuesday, while the New Zealand dollar sank to a near seven-month low after the unemployment rate printed at the highest level since 2016. Against the Aussie, New Zealand's currency briefly dipped to a 12-year trough. Sterling was pinned near a seven-month low after British finance minister Rachel Reeves on Tuesday hinted at broad tax rises in her budget later this month. "Risk-off

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