The Bank of Japan is expected to cut inflation forecasts for current fiscal year and the year to March 2020 later this month, as price pressures would remain stubbornly weak, sources familiar with the matter stated.
The unemployment rate in Italy declined by 0.3% to 10.7% in May compared to the previous month, the National Institute of Statistics reports.
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres announced Stephanie T. Williams of the United States as his deputy representative for political matters in Libya.
The Central Bank of Cyprus increased the estimate of the country's 2018 economic growth to 4.1% from 3.4%, the bank watchdog reports.
New orders in Germany's industrial sector increased after a slump at the beginning of the year, the Ifo Institute for Economic Research reports.
China will closely work with Laos to further improve the bilateral strategic partnership between the two nations, a Chinese senior official says.
The European Commission on Monday has sent a "Letter of Notice" to Poland regarding its judicial reform in the latest effort to persuade Warsaw to cancel the reform.
Estonia's airline Nordic Aviation Group reported a profit of $1.05M with an increase in Nordic passenger numbers over 60% in 2017.
Import tariffs on cars would be counterproductive and could adversely affect up to $290B of US exports, the European Union says.
Latvia's tight labour market is likely to slow down the nation's medium and long-term growth, the head of the International Monetary Fund's mission to Latvia says.
Morocco's economy expanded 3.2% in the first quarter of 2018, a small decline from the 3.5% increase the previous year, the official High Commission for Planning reports.
The debt relief agreement signed by Eurozone finance ministers the previous month is expected to help the nation to return to the markets, a central bank of Greece report shows.
German parties plan to meet after the German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer offered to resign over a conflict with the Chancellor Angela Merkel over asylum policy.
Freenet, Germany's independent telecoms firm, is set to acquire 32.6M new shares of Ceconomy through a capital increase at the price of €8.50 per share.
On Monday, Randa Accessories has made an offer to acquire Perry Ellis International at $28 a share, which is 50 cents more than a rival bid from the George Feldenkreis's apparel brand firm.
Archer Daniels Midland Company is in talks to acquire the French animal feed division Neovia in a deal that deemed to be valued at $1.75B as the company expands into the fast-growing feeds.
BRF, the Brazilian food firm, is seeking to raise around $130M from the non-core asset sales, as it aims to cut debt due to new EU measures and rising feed costs.
On Monday, Bollore Group, France's company led by the billionaire tycoon Vincent Bollore, stated it had struck a global partnership with the Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba.
The smartphone maker HTC is planning to phase out about 1,500 jobs at the Taiwanese manufacturing unit, in its efforts to manage resources as the firm is still struggling from dwindling sales.
India's Tata Steel and Germany's Thyssenkrupp has clinched a final agreement this weekend to form a long-term steel joint venture, in the biggest shake-up in the EU steel industry.
Argentine antitrust watchdog granted its approval for a merger between Cablevision and Telecom Argentina, allowing them to form the biggest telecommunications firm in the country.
The Bank of Greece on Monday praised the relief measures negotiated with creditors for the indebted country.
On Monday, global financial media reported that crude oil prices declined due to due to a supply increase in Saudi Arabia and the Russian Federation.
China's online group Pinduoduo filed for an initial public offering with the US authorities and could raise about $1.0B, according to the IFR.