On Tuesday, the US Dollar continued to trade steady, indicating that the markets took the news of a NAFTA agreement between Mexico and US neutrally.
The representatives of Mexico and the United States late on Monday managed to reach an agreement on the upcoming NAFTA overhaul.
On Tuesday, the central bank of China raised the daily guidance rate of the Chinese Yuan to the highest level in 15 months.
GlobalFoundries, the world's second biggest contract chipmaker, stated that it is set to stop development of the next-generation semiconductor technology and would focus on improving existing techniques.
The US Department of Agriculture stated that farm aid package is likely to include $4.7B in direct payments to farmers to support offsetting losses from tariffs on the US exports this season.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Toyota Motor Corp planned to Invest $500 million in Uber Inc on developing driverless cars.
On Monday, France's Prime Minister Edouard Philippe ordered his cabinets to prepare for contingency plans in case No Brexit deal.
On Monday, Uber Inc said that it would appeal the ruling made by a Brazilian judge in favour of a driver, that wanted the company to consider him as an employee of the ride-hailing app.
On Monday, the Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that the country's top legislature plans to introduce measures to curb sexual harassment in the workplace.
Oil prices paused last week's gains on Monday, as OPEC and non-OPEC producers increased crude oil production, while trade tension between US-China also weighed on market sentiment.
US shares posted massive gains on Monday, with Nasdaq and S&P 500 reaching an all-time high, as the United States and Mexico agreed on a deal to change parts of NAFTA.
The top trade negotiator for incoming Mexico's government Jesus Seade said on Monday that, the United States and Mexico have agreed to include Canada in the ongoing discussions to overhaul NAFTA.
The United States and Mexico reached an agreement on Monday to overhaul parts of NAFTA.
Turkey announced the intention to take its relations with the EU to a new phase, as the country's trade with the bloc became more important, Berat Albayrak, the Finance Minister, stated.
Nokia secured a 500M loan from the European Investment Bank to extend development of 5G technology, which is capable of wider coverage, faster speeds and more stable connections.
Danilo Toninelli, the Transport Minister of Italy, stated that the country is set to review the system of infrastructure concession on a case-by-case basis to define whether to nationalise some of them or renegotiate the contracts.
The US new vehicle sales were expected to rise 1.3% in August from a year earlier to show their biggest gain so far in 2018, industry consultants LMC Automotive and JD Power stated.
Shares of Tesla declined in value by almost three percent on Monday, as the CEO of the company abandoned a plan to take the company private.
Progress made in US-Mexico NAFTA talks and the Friday's speech by the chairman of the Federal Reserve were called by the financial media on Monday as the causes of a surge in European stocks.
On Monday, US stock markets opened higher than the previous close on Friday. The reason was the progress made in US-Mexico NAFTA talks.
The International Court of Justice has reviewed an Iranian request to order the US to lift sanctions set on the country by Donald Trump.
As the Forex markets opened on Monday, the fall of the Turkish lira continued. Namely, the Lira lost three percent, as the market opened.
The US state of Tennesse is set to suffer due to the recent Turkish economic crisis, as the state's retirement system holds large amounts in a Turkish ETF.
On Monday, the news agency Tasnim reported that Syria and Iran signed an agreement regarding military cooperation during the meeting between the ministers of defence of two states.