On Tuesday, crude oil prices rose only by 6 cents and settled down at $55.85 a barrel, as OPEC signalled that "market is rebalancing" and the US refineries were temporary neutralized by Hurricane Nate.
Kobe Steel Ltd., the third-biggest Japanese steelmaker, confessed that it had falsified data to show that shipped copper and aluminium met customer specifications.
American International Group stated that the company anticipated to book pre-tax looses of about $3B in the September quarter mainly related to Hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Maria.
Nearly six in ten people want the UK Prime Minister Theresa May to stay in the position until the process of Brexit is completed, poll showed.
Shares in Samsung rose 4.5% after the market opening in Seoul this morning, as analysts anticipated the company to announce record memory chip profits in the Q3.
Haruhiko Kuroda, the Governor of the Bank of Japan, repeated the Central Bank's resolve to keep its massive monetary stimulus until the 2% inflation target is met.
Euro zone finance ministers discussed on Monday the future role of the European Stability Mechanism which was created as a lender of last resort to the union's governments.
The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that it was unacceptable to allow any intensification of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
IKEA is to test its "open-source" design and full-scale showrooms in an attempt to make their shops more accessible and thus adapt to dynamic changes in consumer habits.
The Administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency Scott Pruitt is to sign a rule on Tuesday to initiate the country's withdrawal from the Clean Power Plan.
On Monday, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Euro group President, said he would continue to serve on the post until his term ends in the beginning of 2018.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday the United Kingdom had no intention to revoke the Article 50 EU divorce process.
Finance ministers of the Euro zone countries saw off Germany's most prominent Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, who had stepped down to become the country's Parliament President.
By 16:30 GMT, the Euro managed to reach the session's high of 1.1751 against the US Dollar, as the ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said the bank was ready to start tapering next year.
On Monday, the President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili vetoed the new constitution draft, sending it back to the government with his remarks and objections.
The UK's Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday that Brexit negotiations should focus on "what really matters": long-run relationship between the two sides.
The overall Sentix investor confidence for the Euro area advanced by 1.5 points to reach a fresh 10-year high of 29.7 points in October.
According to the data released by Destatis on Monday, Germany's industrial production was up 2.6% over the course of August, beating estimates for a 0.9% gain.
The Moldova Prime Minister Pavel Filip stated that he was assured of meeting all the requirements and securing funding in 2018 under a $117M accord with the European Union.
General Motors will acquire Strobe that helps driverless cars to identify objects at distance, using LIDAR technology, as the company seeks to boost its push for self-driving vehicles into the market.
On Tuesday, the negotiators from the Islamist group Hamas and the rival Palestinian factions Fatah are planning to discuss Gaza Strip's security at the Cairo unity talks.
Air Berlin announced on Monday it would completely cease its flights by October 28, calling staff of the insolvent German carrier to seek new jobs.
Indonesia has launched an investigation into reports on Standard Chartered clients' $1.4B transfer to Singapore, which took place right before Singapore moved to the new tax transparency measures.
The Weinstein board fired its co-Chairman Harvey Weinstein amid the alleged sexual harassment against the executive, the company stated on Sunday.