On Thursday, Turkish Denizbank stated it did not collaborate with the gold trader Reza Zarrab, who was found guilty of helping Iran get around the US sanctions.
According to the official data reported on Thursday, net migration to Britain plunged to 230K people in a year, following the 2016 Brexit referendum, mostly driven by the EU citizens.
French Defence Minister is hoping to clinch deals with Qatar to sell armoured vehicles and Rafale fighter jets to the country during the President Emmanuel Macron's scheduled visit in December.
Pope Francis is visiting Bangladesh after his trip to Myanmar to meet the Rohingya Muslims and help move forward to finding solution to the refugee problem.
OPEC and its allies are set to agree at Thursday's meeting on oil output cut extension by the end of the next year, four sources of OPEC reported.
On Thursday, the EU ambassador to Myanmar stated that the country must assure equal rights for all people in the troubled Rakhine state amid talks over repatriation of about 620K Rohingya Muslims.
Qatar Investment Authority sovereign funds is considering investment in the national carrier Qatar Airways and local projects, as it has already set a plan to support real estate development Katara.
British insurer Aviva is planning to spend around $4B in excess cash in the following two years, after several years of restructuring and bringing business to a high quality, the insurer stated on Thursday.
Asian shares weakened on Thursday, as investors feared that the boom in micro-chips that had previously driven technology stocks has reached its peak.
The Australian government noted on Thursday that it would request an inquiry into its financial sector, as scandals have undermined confidence in the country's financial system and its economy.
Yutaka Harada, the Bank of Japan's board member, said that the Bank had no cause to unwind the ultra-easy monetary policy, as consumer price growth was still below the 2% target.
Chinese overseas investment remained with relatively large potential for expansion, despite challenges occurring from higher protectionism in the markets, the NDRC stated.
Elon Musk announced that his firm The Boring Company is set compete to build, operate and fund a high-speed Loop, which would connect Chicago and O‘Hare Airport.
Airbus and Qantas Airways negotiated about a jet that could fly non-stop from Sydney to London, considering the A350-900ULR model rather than restarting shorter A350 variant.
Chinese manufacturing sector expanded surprisingly in November, with the PMI rising to 51.8 from 51.6 in the prior month, despite air pollution crackdown and cooling housing market.
Japan's Softbank suggested to purchase undisclosed quantity of shares in India's e-commerce major Flipkart at a diminished valuation within the range of $9B to $10B.
The South Korean Central Bank made an interest rate increase to 1.50% from 1.25% for the first time in six years, as the economy performed well due to a sustained boom in exports.
Japanese industrial output revealed a slightly weaker increase of 0.5% in October, while companies anticipate production to grow further in the quarter, owing to solid overseas demand.
The Vice-Chairman of the Swiss National Bank Fritz Zurbruegg said that the central bank could intervene in the market to reduce the safe-haven pressure on the Swiss Franc.
The US President Donald Trump is to host Libya's Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj in his residence in Washington on Friday to discuss counterterrorism and bilateral trade.
The French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that China and Russia as members of the UN Security Council should support stronger sanctions on North Korea.
When speaking about income inequality, the Fed Chair Janet Yellen said that tax code equity should be improved, as the US was still suffering from slow growth in productivity.
A German court ordered the release of a soldier suspected over attack on politicians and incriminate asylum seekers on Wednesday, mentioning that evidences were not enough to keep him arrested.
The Head of Mexico's Central Bank, Alejandro Diaz de Leon, in his first interview after being nominated to replace Agustin Carstens expressed worries over inflation risks.