Business activity in the Euro zone hit its highest level this year last month, official data showed on Monday.
Growth in the largest sector of the British economy accelerated at the fastest pace since January last month, although managers' view of the economy's long-term prospects deteriorated significantly, a private survey revealed on Monday.
The United States' services sector activity hit its one-year high last month, official figures revealed on Monday.
The US unemployment rate fell to a nine-year low in November, adding to expectations that US interest rates will rise later this month.
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level since the summer, but the trend remained still consistent with a healthy signs of the US job market.
Confidence in the UK's manufacturing sector posted a surprise fall in November, as the weak pound exerted pressure on manufacturers buying materials from abroad.
Canada posted its strongest economic growth in more than 2 years in the third quarter, since a rebound in energy exports helped the economy to rebound strongly from a deep second-quarter contraction, which saw the economy recoil by a revised 1.3%.
The number of homes that went under contract inched higher in October, a sign the housing market could be plateauing in the final months of the year.
Consumer prices climbed in the Euro zone last month, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Japan's industrial production went up for a third consecutive month in October, with a slight add just beating the median forecast of economists, since the nation's exports compensate for weak domestic spending as well as fanning hopes of a gradual recovery in the country's manufacturing sector.
According to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry report, Japanese retail sales went down for an eighth month running in October, however, the fall was much smaller than expected in a sign the economy was showing positive signals in the fourth quarter.
Corporate lending in the Euro zone advanced at the fastest pace since June 2011 in October, while the total amount of currency in circulation fell, official figures showed on Monday.
The UK economy showed solid growth in the last quarter, as higher exports and consumer spending helped to offset the post-Brexit vote uncertainty, official data revealed on Friday.
German business sentiment remained unchanged in November, a private survey revealed on Thursday.
New orders for US manufactured durable goods rose markedly last month, driven by higher demand for machinery and other equipment, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Canadian retail sales advanced in September, amid higher auto sales, official data shoed on Tuesday.
The Basel III framework has experienced anything but a smooth sail towards its completion, and it appears it could enter an even rockier territory as global economic events advance.The framework was proposed by the Basel Committee of Banking Supervision (BCBS) following the 2008-2009 Global Financial Crisis, which revealed significant issues with the capital requirement framework. Endorsed in the Seoul summit
On Monday 21 of November ECB president Mario Draghi, during his speech has urged the European Union to stay united in the face of different challenges such as Brexit as he warned that the cohesion of Europe is being tested.
Canada's wholesale trade dropped for the first since March in September, led by the machinery, equipment and supplies subsector fell, official figures revealed on Monday.
Consumer prices advanced last month amid higher transportation and shelter costs, official figures revealed on Friday.
US consumer prices see the biggest increase in six months in October amid higher gasoline and rent costs.
British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
The unemployment rate has remained steady at 5.6%, despite the creation of nearly 10,000 jobs in October, since workforce participation dropped to a decade low.
Canadian manufacturing sales advanced more than expected in September, led by the transportation equipment sector, official data revealed on Wednesday.