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India's Prime Minister told visiting Chinese President on Sunday a recent military standoff in the Himalayas could affect relations.
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Central banks meeting in Japan, the United States and Australia put them in focus for Asian markets in the week ahead.
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Yahoo has approved a deal to pay $1.1 billion for the blogging site Tumblr, the New York Times reported.
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Several book shops on Hong Kong's teeming shopping streets specialize in selling books and magazines banned by China.
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More fund managers are growing increasingly bearish on the outlook for China, believing "a hard landing" for the economy and a "commodity collapse" are currently the biggest tail risks facing markets, a monthly survey by Bank of America/Merrill Lynch show
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Japan surpassed expectations in the first quarter, expanding at its fastest pace in a year, but an important pillar of growth was missing.
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Australia's budget on Tuesday has raised concerns that the country could follow in the same path as the highly indebted euro zone, said one expert.
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Tim Smith, North Asia CEO of Maersk Line says a reduction in costs helped Maersk Line swing back into the black in Q1 this year from a loss a year ago. He says new capacity coming into the Chinese market are driving freight rates down.
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Chanitr Charnchainarong, Executive Vice President of the Stock Exchange of Thailand says pipeline for new listings looks very healthy with firms from diversified sectors applying to list on the exchange.
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Michael Spencer, Chief Economist, Asia Pacific at Deutsche Bank, says that in three to six months it will be obvious to investors that there is growth in Asia.