On Tuesday, as the Chinese government allowed its currency to fall, Asian share prices reached a 17-month low level.
Data released by Refinitv Eikon on Monday has revealed that Iran exported 1.1 million barrels per day in the first week of October.
On Tuesday, Maurice Obstfeld the head of IMF revealed that despite the recent decline of the Chinese Yuan he is assured that China can defends its currency.
On Tuesday, oil prices continued to increase, as it was announced by Refinitiv EIikon that Iranian exports have decreased in the first week of October.
Air France KLM reported a 2.7% increase in traffic of passengers in September, aiming to enhance the performance after strikes, which cost it millions of euros, led to a management shake-up.
China banned imports of wild boars, pigs and products from Belgium and Japan after African swine fever outbreaks in the two countries, the report showed.
The International Monetary Fund cut global economic growth projections for 2018 and 2019, as trade tensions took a toll on commerce, while emerging markets struggled with capital outflows and tighter financial conditions.
Ceconomy, the largest consumer electronics retailer in Europe, stated that operating profit for the 2017-2018 fiscal year was below targets, citing weak business at Saturn and MediaMarkt store chains.
Germany's brake systems producer Knorr-Bremse stated that it accelerated the initial public offering after reporting high demand from investors and is set to close the offering on Wednesday.
The European Central Bank is likely to start discussing the timing of the interest rate increase in January, while the risks coming from ultra-loose financial conditions keep rising, the Dutch CB Governor Klaas Knot stated.
Google is expected shut down Google+ after announcing that data from nearly 500K users may have been exposed to external developers via a bug, which persisted more than two years.
China's internet company Tencent Holdings reached an agreement to buy a minority stake in Brazilian fintech company Nu Pagamentos SA, without specifying the deal's amount.
Louis Dreyfus Company's net profit declined by nearly a third in the H1, as soybean hedging loss increased pressure from continuing weakness in the core agricultural markets.
Walmart stated that it is set to partner with Metro Goldwyn Mayer, the US movie studio, to create content for video-on-demand service Vudu, which was bought in 2010.
The UK largest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover is set to close Solihull plant for two weeks in October, after it reported an almost 50% fall in sales to China, as a trade war and import duties hurt demand.
China is set to increase the level of export tax rebate in the next month and quicken payments of export tax rebate to support foreign trade, as a trade war with the US escalates.
General Electric announced plans to sell a $1B portfolio in energy investments to Apollo Global Management, as it decided to shed assets in the finance arm to concentrate on its industrial business.
Rocket Software, the IT service company, stated that private equity firm Bain Capital agreed to buy the majority stake in the company in a $2B valued deal.
General Motors's quarterly sales in China declined for the first time in more than a year, affected by faltering economic expansion and a slowdown in the auto market due to the trade war with the US.
Microsoft Corp tested Project xCloud, the new game-streaming service, which was designed to work across consoles, PCs and mobile devices, the company stated.
Facebook has launched a smart speaker called "Portal" on Monday designed to make the Messenger video calls easier, which comes in two versions worth $199 and $349.
On Monday, FLIR System has released a new vehicle-mounted case with a few tiny surveillance drones designed for government agencies and military to gauge the surroundings.
On Monday, the offshore driller Ensco stated it would acquire its smaller rival Rowan in the all-stock deal worth $2.38B, seeking to expand and form partner relations with Saudi Aramco.
The US software titan Microsoft is likely to receive the EU antitrust regulator's approval for its takeover of the privately-owned coding website GitHub worth $7.5B.