- A drop in Chinese stocks dampened a rally in other major Asian markets, while treasury yields fell from multiyear highs.

- Hong Kong's benchmark share index fell more than 4% as investors dealt with the delayed release of China's economic growth data and the conclusion of the party congress in Beijing, which saw China’s President Xi consolidate power.

- Equities rose in Japan, South Korea, and Australia, while US futures rose after Wall Street's best week since June.

- Trading in major currencies was choppy, with the yen swinging between gains and losses amid signs of Japan's authorities intervening for the second time in two sessions. Volatility is expected to continue, as the government's efforts to slow rapid depreciation clash with the Bank of Japan's ultra-easy monetary policy.