The PM Theresa May's spokesman stated on Monday that Britain was setting up its vision for the future ties with the European Union.
The Euro zone's Finance Ministers are likely to choose Spain's Economy Minister Luis de Guindos on Monday to succeed the ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio in three months.
On Monday, the Dutch Finance Ministry said its review revealed 72 errors in recent tax deals offered to international firms.
According to the data released by the ECB on Monday, the Euro zone's current account surplus stood at €29.9B in December compared with the surplus of €35.0B registered in November.
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop stated his country would welcome Britain's interest to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade group after leaving the European Union.
Singapore stated on Monday, it was planning to raise the sales tax from 7% to 9%, presumably in the time period from 2021 to 2025.
Latvia's Central Bank chief Ilmars Rimsevics should resign, after the anti-corruption agency had detained him, the Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis stated on Monday.
Macedonia hopes to settle the decades-long name row with Greece at the NATO summit this summer, following the two countries' intention to resolve the issue.
On Monday, the Iraqi Baghdad criminal court's spokesman stated that a Turkish woman had been sentenced to death by hanging, as she was found guilty of joining the Islamic State.
According to the police sources, India's federal investigators shut down the state-run bank branch that is linked to a $1.77B fraud.
China is set to impose annual fishing ban in the Yellow River in the time period from April 1 to June 30 starting from this year, according to the local media Xinhua.
On Monday, South Korea's leader Moon Jae-in stated General Motor plant's shutdown in Seoul would be a major blow to the regional economy, urging the relevant government ministries to assume measures.
In a statement released on Monday, the ECB said it had halted all payments by Latvia's third largest lender ABLV Bank on the back of money laundering accusations.
Tokyo-based Mizuho Financial Group is expecting a pickup in overseas mergers and acquisitions lending following the implementation of the corporate tax cut in the US.
A poll revealed on Monday that two-thirds of Australians want the Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce to step down over the recent sex scandal.
The Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern said the country was looking forward to see the text of the reinvigorated Trans-Pacific trade pact going public on Wednesday.
France's couture house Chanel took a stake in online retailer Farfetch within a cooperation to start development of digital services, including chats to connect clients with assistants.
The US, Australia, Japan and India held negotiations on creating a joint infrastructure scheme similar to China's Belt and Road in an effort to counter the spreading influence of Beijing.
Rightmove, Britain's number one property website, reported that its HPI rose 0.8% in February, after climbing 0.7% in the preceding month.
Japan's Ministry of Finance reported that the nation's trade balance cane in at 0.13T yen in January, up from the prior month's 0.9T yen, whereas analysts anticipated a rise to 0.14T yen.
On Sunday bond investors were discussing the recent inflations news, which have caused not a decline, but a surge.
Due to the fact that Monday is set to be a financial holiday most news outlet discussed the recent volatility of the stock and bond markets.
The Pakistani celebrity Imran Khan has married for the third time. The event was revealed by his party on Sunday.
The political parties of Mexico have formally picked their presidential candidates. For now the leftist candidate leads the popularity polls.