By Kevin Buckland and Tom Westbrook TOKYO/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Asian stocks rose in a choppy session on Thursday as a bit of nervous tension over Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan dissipated and as investors took cues from robust U.S. data and earnings. Hong Kong tech shares led the attempted rebound with a gain of 2.8%, reeling in some of the losses suffered as Sino-U.S. frictions flared over a visit to Taipei this week by House of Representatives Speaker Pelosi, which angered China. [.HK] The Hang Seng rose 1.7%. Japan’s Nikkei rose 0.7%. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares gained 0.5…