Nissan Motor Company has revealed that it would incur a loss of $687 million due to the sale of its shares in Nissan Manufacturing Russia LLC to the Russian state owned NAMI for 1 Euro.
The official UK unemployment rate has declined to 3.5%, which is the lowest since 1974. However, the decline has occurred due to people failing to find work after a prolonged period and being removed from the official pool of economically active part of population.
Two members of the Monetary Policy Council of the Polish Central Bank have revealed that the Governor Adam Glapinski and four other members intend to seek legal action against policymakers over statements made about policy to the public.
In September, Chinese auto sales growth in China declined, as signs of a decrease in demand had been observed.
The Chinese government has increased its testing and anti-infection measures in major Chinese cities, as the numbers of cases in the country have increased.
Survey results have revealed that in August European investor morale had reached a new low level, which had not been observed since May 2020.
In August of 2022, compared to August of 2021, natural gas imports to Spain have reportedly increased by 3.3%
The German government created commission for the decrease of high gas price impact on consumers has come up with a proposition to implement a 35-billion subsidy plan.
The Yamal pipeline operator data has revealed that Russian gas shipments to Europe through Ukraine have continued to remain unchanged.
The Swiss National Bank data has revealed that overnight deposits at the central bank had decreased by a total of 30 billion Swiss Francs.
BMW Group has revealed that in the third quarter of 2022 the company's sales had declined, compared to the third quarter of 2021.
The Bank of England has announced that it would double the size of its bond buy-back program, increasing the size of each auction from 5 billion up to 10 billion.
As the United States implement restrictions on chip exports to China, Chinese tech company stock prices declined due to the companies experiencing shortages.
During Monday's European trading hours, European country stock market indices declined, as the Friday's drop extended into a new week.
The government of Norway has revealed that it expects to gain $131 billion from the sale of oil and gas in 2023.
Airbus has announced that the company expects aircraft services to return to pre-Covid levels by the end of 2023.
In August, retail sales in the Euro Zone declined on a month on month basis by 0.3%, which amounts to a 2.0% annual decline.
The French Minister of Energy Agnes Pannier-Runacher has stated that the government would not impose binding energy savings measures.
Toyota Motor Company has announced that it had restarted its bZ4X electric vehicle production, as safety issues have been fixed.
This week, OPEC+ countries agreed upon a production cut, which is set to increase oil and energy prices prior to the winter. In turn, the high energy prices are highly likely going to boost inflation.
In September, business activity in the United Kingdom reached a low level not seen since early 2021.
The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has announced to the EU Parliament that the union should put price caps on natural gas prices and develop a new price index.
During September, UK investors had withdrawn 2.4 billion Pounds from various equity funds. The outflows during the month were the largest in 2022.
The UK retailer chain Tesco has announced that due to shoppers decreasing their costs the company has reduced its annual profit forecasts.