Asian shares fell broadly on Thursday as weak U.S. GDP data, a fresh decline in iron ore prices and disappointing earnings from the likes of Honda Motor sapped investors’ appetite for risk. Traders also digested the latest FOMC statement, which offered little clues on the timing of the first U.S. rate hike in nearly a decade. Japanese shares led the region’s losses on a firmer yen after the Bank of Japan held off from expanding its monetary stimulus.