Japan's Nikkei 225 index up 3.00% intraday at 59,203.71 points.

CPCA said November has 21 working days—same as last year and two more than October—giving a longer effective production and sales window. Cold weather and migrant-worker returns should boost county and township demand; CPCA sees structural opportunities in new-energy vehicles and low- to mid-end internal-combustion-engine cars, but warns November is historically volatile and can be weak as external macro conditions and seasonality interact. CPCA views November as a reasonable time to actively build inventory ahead of typically stronger year-end demand, noting the constraint of weak dealer confidence, some dealer exits and reduced channel stocking, which leaves significant year-end destocking pressure.

Nasdaq futures opened nearly 1% lower on Monday; Dow futures were slightly down.