The economy of Mexico would expand 1.9% over the course of 2018, while this year's GDP growth is likely to be at 2.1%, the International Monetary Fund said.
OPEC raised its projection for demand for oil in the next year, as its agreement with other producers to cut production is expected to put the global oil market into greater deficit in 2018.
The European Central Bank's monetary policy is likely to remain accommodative, as inflation in the Euro zone keeps lagging behind its 2% target, the Bank's Vice President said.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Monday that he was eager to appoint the former pharmaceutical firm executive Alex Azar as a new US Secretary for Health and Human Services.
On Monday, the US drugmaker Pfizer appointed Albert Bourla as the company's new Chief Operating Officer, who is set to start his position on January 1.
OPEC and its allies are unlikely to delay their decision scheduled for a November 30 meeting on whether to extend the global pact to cut oil supply in 2018.
The US meat producer Tyson Foods' quarterly revenue and earnings topped analysts' estimates as its low-cost animal feed provided a boost and a strong demand.
French Foreign Ministry raised prospects on Monday of new sanctions to be imposed on Iran over the ballistic missile programme, after it rejected the President Emmanuel Macron's call for talks.
The death toll surged over 300 people in Iran and Iraq on Monday, after a powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake hit the region on Sunday, the local media outlets reported.
On Monday, China's second biggest e-commerce company JD.com posted a 39.2% jump in the Q3 revenue driven by high demand for its products, topping analysts' expectations.
The US sports broadcaster ESPN brought its new SportsCenter programme to messaging app Snapchat, reimagining the show providing a short-form series of sports highlights.
Oil remained steady near its two-year highs on Monday, as opposing pressures from Middle East and an increase in US production offset any market turbulence.
Foreign ministers of the European Union agreed on Monday to impose economic sanctions on Venezuela, including individual travel bans and freezing of its assets within the block.
The General Electric CEO John Flannery is planning to unveil company's road map on Monday that was set to focus on its three key units, which were healthcare, power and aviation.
According to a survey, over half of Spaniards calling for early national elections as support plunges for the minority government embroiled in Spain's worst political crisis.
Saudi Arabia's Aramco is willing to spend about $300B within ten years in upstream gas and oil projects, its CEO Amin Nasser announced on Monday.
The Chinese ruling Communist Party expelled the retired former chief of China's locally-run news agency for accepting bribes and abusing his power.
No less than 218 people were reported to be dead on Sunday, after a powerful 7.3-magnitude quake hit Iraq and Iran, local media in both countries said.
The 22 countries of the European Union are planning to sign a defence accord on Monday, hoping to mark a new era of the EU military integration to strengthen unity after the Brexit.
The US chipmaker Qualcomm is drawing up plans to rebuff Broadcomm's $103B offer as soon as this week, the sources familiar with the issue reported.
According to the General Motor China head Matt Tsien, the carmaker's new energy vehicle sales in China are set to meet the necessary quotas by 2019 with no need to buy credits.
On Monday, Venezuela is set to meet with creditors to discuss the paralysed debt, as the nation tries to dodge a default that would bring more uncertainty over the country's economy.
United Airlines announced the resumption of flights from Newark to New Delhi following a temporary halt due to concerns over poor air quality in the capital of India.
On Monday, one of Amazon's managers said the company was on the verge of opening in Australia, a move towards shaking up the brick-and-mortar retail sector in the country.