Trading may be subdued on Monday, because financial markets in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Britain, and the United States are closed for public holidays.
TOKYO: The dollar edged higher against most Asian units on Monday as worries about a standoff between the United States and China over civil liberties in Hong Kong fuelled demand for safe-haven currencies.
The yuan and Australian and New Zealand dollars fell as risk-aversion hit foreign exchange markets.
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