Villagers have been observed fleeing the borders region of Pakistan and India. The event serves as a basis for the expectations of further turmoil.
The central bank of the Philippines is preparing to manage excessive volatility. The volatility is expected due to the national currency trading at an eleven year low level.
Delta Airlines and United Airlines have joined the group of corporations, which have refused to support the National Rifle Association in the US.
On Sunday morning elections began in Cambodia. The ruling Prime Minister Hun Sen is expected to win the vote.
It has been revealed by Reuters that financial market participants do not believe that the US markets can be properly protected by the new head of the Federal Reserve.
General Electric cut the company's pension deficit by $2.4B, but remained the most underfunded between the S&P 500 companies according to reports for 2017 year.
Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister stated that OPEC, Russia and other allies might ease oil production cuts next year, as oil prices managed to recover from the crash.
Nicolas Maduro, the President of Venezuela, promised to recover 70% of the country's lost oil output in the first half of this year.
The Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden stated that the Bank of England would need to hike rates sooner than he anticipated, if pay growth strengthens earlier in 2018.
As the weekend progressed on, calm settled around the world and various financial institutions and analysts continued to analyse the astonishing annual report of Berkshire Hathaway.
The report of the financial guru Warren Buffet has revealed that he is expecting a decline in bond values.
As the bloodiest assault in the seven year Syrian civil war rages on, the UN has called the sides to at least make a temporary cease fire to count the casualties.
Warren Buffet's conglomerate on Saturday revealed that it has made a $1.8B increase to its estimated claim liabilities.
On Saturday Warren Buffet prodded retail investors about them investing into bonds after the recent fluctuations in the global stock markets.
The world's top financier Warren Buffet on Saturday revealed that he can no longer find large scale companies to purchase.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc has acquired enough funds to financially withstand $400B in insurance losses due to natural disasters, Warren Buffett informed shareholders on Saturday.
Norges Bank Investment Management plans to invest in German medium-sized companies in 2018 if approval from the Norwegian government is given, the fund's CEO told media on Saturday.
According to the Chair of the Supervisory Board of the European Central Bank Daniele Nouy, Greek banks are required to do more to reduce the high number of non-performing loans.
Several conservatives from the Merkel-led CDU said on Saturday that the party should shift to the right in order to win back voters prior to a coalition vote on Monday.
According to the local newspaper La Tercera, Chile's President-elect Sebastian Pinera intends to add two management units at the state-owned copper producer Codelco.
On Saturday, Italy's opposition party Northern League held a rally in the centre of Milan, which gathered thousands of supporters on the threshold of parliamentary elections that will take place on March 4.
The CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett reported record annual and quarterly income that was partly based on lowered corporate income tax
According to the Xinhua news agency, the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) eased approval procedures for foreign banks in an attempt to boost investment in the country's financial sector.
In an open letter published on Saturday Mehul Choksi refused to admit guilt in a planned $1.8B fraud that involved his Gitanjali Gems and Punjab National Bank.