The ECB left its monetary policy unchanged at its meeting on Thursday, as inflation growth remained subdued despite a moderate economic recovery.
Orders for long-lasting US manufactured goods rose just 0.7% last month, following February's upwardly revised gain of 1.8% and falling behind analysts' expectations for a 1.5% increase.
On Thursday, The German prosecution reported that the police officers arrested a soldier suspected of an attack planning, providing no further details on the potential motive or weapon he was eager to use.
China's government banned parents from giving their children the Islamic names like Muhammad or Jihad in the Muslim-majority region of Xinjiang amid country's attempt to crackdown the alleged "extremism" in the area.
The South Korean LG Electronics reported strong quarterly results showing its operating profit hit record high of $915M in nearly eight years amid its stable sales of televisions and home appliances.
On Thursday, French Court of Appeal made a decision to refuse extradition to Serbia of the ex-Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj who was considered as a guerrilla insurrection's war criminal.
According to the UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, Britain may join the US to provide military assistance in Syria, if Donald Trump decides on a new chemical weapon attack against Bashar al-Assad.
Thailand's Attorney General is eager to seek the arrest warrant for the Red Bull heir Vorayuth Yoovidhya as he missed prosecution orders to report on the alleged hit-and-run that left a police officer dead five years ago.
The Spanish National Statistics Institute reported on Thursday that the national jobless rate climbed to 18.8% in the Q1 of 2017, up from 18.6% in the preceding quarter.
The European Central Bank is expected to leave its monetary policy unchanged at today's meeting but signal a June stimulus reduction.
The Spanish National Statistics Institute reported on Thursday that the national jobless rate climbed to 18.8% in the Q1 of 2017, up from 18.6% in the preceding quarter.
Italy's Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni called the EU countries to stay united during the negotiations with Britain over its withdraw from the bloc.
On Thursday, the Japanese Nintendo expressed its hopes over the new Switch console to boost the company's operating profit to $584M versus $264M in the previous year.
Europe and China are holding a meeting on aviation as they plan to cooperate over aircrafts manufacturing ahead of the Chinese C919 landmark jet launch.
On Thursday, Deutsche Bank AG posted its quarterly net profit of €575M compared to €236M for the same period of the previous year, meeting analysts' expectations.
The United States and South Korea came to an agreement to apply sanctions and "punitive measures" against North Korea following the county's provocative behaviour.
The Vietnamese authorities stated that Facebook gave a promise to cooperate and prevent offensive content appearance in the social media following the abusive anti-Vietnam government publications posted on Facebook in February.
United Airlines announced the company would pay $10K to any passenger who volunteered to surrender his or her seat on the overbooked flights amid the carrier's attempts to repair the damage after the Asian doctor scandal.
The US President Donald Trump and the Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto came to an agreement of not ending the NAFTA and to revise the contract along with Canada.
The US Commerce Department started an investigation into aluminium imports to determine of the National Security requirements that could result in import limitations on the metal from China and other countries.
California charged an Uber driver Angel Sanchez with a rape of a woman in the car as she was under the influence of alcohol. The driver may be jailed up to eight years, if convicted.
Chinese industrial firms' profits rose 23.8% year-over-year to $99.9B in March, supported by a lingering upturn in the real estate market.
US companies are set to reap a windfall in case of Trump's tax reform becomes a law, however, a job creation and higher investment in return are uncertain.
US Donald Trump and Canada's Justin Trudeau discussed in a phone call a bilateral trade deal after the US intended to impose taxes on lumber imports.