Asian stock exchanges closed chiefly in positive territory following Wall Street.

According to trading data, major stock indexes in the Asia-Pacific Region (APR) finished trading on Monday, mainly with growth following the American stock exchanges.

As a result of trading, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Shanghai Composite index rose by 0.44% – to 3534.32 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Shenzhen Composite – by 0.73%, to 2414.4 points, the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fell by 0.36% – up to 28150 points.

South Korean KOSPI increased by 0.35% – to 3293.21 points, Australian S & P / ASX 200 – by 0.09%, to 7315 points. Japanese Nikkei 225 dropped 0.64% to 28598.19 points.

US stock exchanges rose on Friday after June labor market statistics confirmed the acceleration of the economic recovery.

The growth of Chinese indices was somewhat restrained by internal statistics. The composite index of business activity PMI in the industry and services of the PRC, according to the business publication Caixin, in June fell to 50.6 points from the level of 53.8 points in May. PMI in services fell to 50.3 points from 55.1 points in May.

In addition, investors drew attention to the situation with the Chinese taxi service DiDi, an analog of Uber in China. The Chinese Cyberspace Administration has ordered the company to remove its Didi Chuxing mobile app from stores due to the illegal collection of user data. As a result, the company’s shares fell 5.3%.