On Tuesday, official numbers showed that the UK wage growth matched a ten-year high in late 2018, suggesting that the UK labour market was strong, as Brexit nears.
On Tuesday, the Irish Deputy Prime Minister Simon Coveney called on its citizens not to stockpile medicine ahead of Brexit.
Honda Motors announced on Tuesday that the company planned to close its only factory in the United Kingdom by 2021 amid changes in the global market.
The Junior Brexit Minister Martin Callanan stated on Tuesday that the United Kingdom would not participate in the EU Parliament elections in May because it would leave the bloc by April.
Crude oil prices remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday morning, fluctuating near $56.03 per barrel, as traders anticipate the outcome of the US-China trade talks.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi told his Iranian colleague Mohammad Javad Zarif that both countries must deepen "strategic trust".
On Monday, 16 American states filed a collective claim against the country's President Donald Trump and members of his administration because of declaration of national emergency aimed at finding funds for construction of the border wall.
The prices on real estate in Dubai are expected to continue falling this year amid excessive supply, the credit rating agency Standard & Poor stated on Thursday.
Reuters released on Tuesday the results of a poll, which surveyed various financial analysts about the Indonesian central bank. It was revealed that the respondents are not expecting any changes to the Indonesian central bank rate.
On Tuesday, HSBC Holdings announced their quarterly profits. It was revealed that the bank's profits had weakened in the last quarter of 2018 and the profit targets were not reached.
The Japanese Yen was losing value on Tuesday. The decline was caused by the comments of the Governor of the Bank of Japan, who revealed that the bank was preparing to increase monetary stimulus.
On Tuesday, the Australian central bank announced that it is set to keep its interest rate at the current record lows as long as 2021.
Chine is likely to attract a record-high foreign investment this year, as the country was still widening foreign access to the capital market, China Securities News stated.
The German financial supervisor BaFin issued a ban over establishing and rising short positions in global payment service provider's Wirecard AG shares due to developments, which posed threats to the market confidence.
Exports of Germany's engineering sector rose 5.3% to a new record of $201.4B worth of goods last year, the VDMA announced.
The Chinese auto market was still sluggish in the month January, with sales down 15.8% falling year-over-year, data from the CAAM revealed.
According to a confidential report, the US auto industry has urged the White House not to saddle imported cars with steep tariffs.
Stephen Barclay, the UK Brexit Secretary, said on Monday that he would hold further discussions with Michel Barnier, the EU Chief negotiator, to set out backstop changes.
On Monday, the UK Defense Minister Gavin Williamson said that Britain would defend its interests in Gibraltar, when asked about the Spanish warship incident near Gibraltar.
On Monday, the Egyptian Tax Authority, Abdel Azeem Hussein said that Uber has agreed to pay VAT on its car services in Egypt.
On Monday, the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said that the US President Donald Trump promised that he would not impose new import tariffs on European cars.
On Monday, Eurozone officials said that Greece might not get Eurozone cash next month because the country has not completed the agreed reforms.
It was revealed on Monday by a Reuters source that British security officials are not favoring a total ban of China's Huawei from UK's telecommunications networks.
On Monday, oil prices had reached a new high level, which, if maintained, would become the highest quarterly surge since 2011.