On the macro side, the spotlight remains on if and when the Federal Reserve will start cutting rates in the wake of data on Friday showing US monthly inflation was unchanged in May.
Data also showed Japan's factory activity stayed unchanged in June amid lacklustre demand and as companies struggled with rising costs due to the weak yen.
Among currencies, the yen traded around 160.98 per dollar after the government, in a rare unscheduled revision to gross domestic product (GDP) data on Monday, said Japan's economy shrank more than initially reported in the first quarter.
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