The Asian stock markets were becoming downcast on Monday, cause in a tension in Ukraine kept back investors careful amid an absence of catalysts as a number of markets remained closed for the Easter holiday.
The index of the Asia-Pacific shares outside the Japan decrease down 0.1 percent. Moreover, the Japan's Nikkei stock average rise 0.3 percent on the back of the weaker yen. Share markets in Frankfurt, Paris, and London are closed for the Easter holiday.
Tensions in Ukraine, symbols of the slowing growth in China and ambiguity over while the U.S. Federal Reserve would begin to tauten interest rates have buffeted the international markets in current weeks, However, Fed Chair Janet Yellen's dovish remarks last week helped relieve some nerves.
The Chinese shares fallen on anxiety towards the potential fresh listings weaken the market after the securities regulator released the summary booklet for the new companies planning to list.
The CSI300 index of the biggest Shenzhen and Shanghai A-share listings were downward about 0.4 percent, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.3 percent. The dollar is increasing up to two-week high against the yen after the data showed the Japan situation in its largest-ever trade deficit in the fiscal year throughout March 2014 due to the tall energy import bill.
In addition, the greenback rose up to 102.71 yen, its maximum point since April 8, and remained well bid after the optimistic U.S. Factory data and jobless claims late last week.
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