Asia markets traded mixed on Monday, as traders continued to digest the U.K.'s unexpected vote to leave the European Union (EU).
Australia's ASX 200 traded up 0.29 percent, reversing early losses of as much as 0.91 percent. The financial subindex, which accounts for nearly half of the broader index, was down 0.56 percent after paring losses of more than 2 percent, with major Australian banks under pressure.
Kospi was off 0.40 percent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index dropped 0.94 percent. Chinese mainland markets traded in positive territory, with the Shanghai composite up 0.69 percent and the Shenzhen composite higher by 1.07 percent.Japanese shares led gains across the region, with the benchmark Nikkei 225 up 1.39 percent.
Oil prices retreated during Asian hours, with global benchmark Brent down 0.5 percent at $48.17 a barrel, while U.S. crude futures were down 0.69 percent at $47.31.
11:00 Europe - money supply
11:00 Europe - private sector loans
11:30 Hong Kong - Trade Balance
15:30 USA - trader balance
16:45 USA - Services PMI
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