During early Monday's trading hours, Asian stock indices declined. The decline was attributed to inflation worries.
On Friday, Reuters revealed that Japan could sell more bonds to finance a new fiscal stimulus package.
On Friday, by the middle of the day's European trading hours, cryptocurrencies surged, as the price for BTC gained more the 9.00%.
US statisticians revealed on Thursday that the number of US citizens claiming unemployment benefits has continued to grow.
On Thursday, Reuters published poll results, which revealed that the Bank of Russia would most likely raise interest rates to combat high inflation rates.
Data published on Thursday revealed that German inflation had increased at a record in September. Namely, inflation rose by 4.1% on an annual basis.
Financial Times reported on Friday, that debt buyers were avoiding Evergrande bonds. However, one fund had begun to buy up the liabilities.
The Bank of Thailand revealed on Thursday that despite the ongoing economic recovery the country's economy remains fragile.
On Thursday, the Czech National Bank raised its base interest rate by 75 base points. This was the biggest rate hike of the bank since 1997. The event caused a more than 1.00% jump of the value of the Czech Koruna.
On Thursday, Reuters revealed that global initial public offerings had declined in the third quarter of 2021, compared to major deals at the start of the year.
Data publishes on Thursday revealed that in August Japanese factory output had continued to decline.
During early Thursday's European trading hours, the stock price for Maersk dropped by 4.79%. The event could be attributed to a recent sale of a container manufacturing unit.
On Thursday, Reuters reported that due the ongoing economic recovery merger and acquisition deals had reached record high levels.
During early Thursday's trading hours, cryptocurrencies recovered in value, as, for example, ETH/USD reached September 20 levels.
Boeing announced on Wednesday that its Boeing 737 MAX test in China has been a success.
On Wednesday, Samsung Electronics revealed that it was close to finishing the creation of a $17 billion semiconductor plant in Texas.
US firm Lucid Group announced on Wednesday that it would start delivering luxury cars that would have larger driving ranges than Tesla.
On Wednesday, Swiss market regulators approved the licence for the country's first cryptocurrency investment fund.
During Wednesday's trading hours, Asian stock indices declined in value, as US Dollar nad yields held firm.
French consumer confidence is back to pre-pandemic levels rising to 102 from 99 in August.
China's industrial profits decline on power cuts, high commodity prices and COVID-19 outbreaks.
Brent oil tops $80 a barrel, its highest price since October 2018, amidst fears over tight supply.
On Monday, oil producers and traders gathered at APPEC for a conference. Most expressed views revealed that the sector expects a resurgence in demand.
Reuters reported on Monday that cryptocurrency exchanges were cutting ties with their Chinese users due to a government crackdown.