The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics revealed that the country's Consumer Prices Index remained unchanged at 1.5% in June, below forecasts for a 1.6% increase.
The Japanese current account surplus has narrowed to $14.5B over the month of May, missing analysts' expectations, data released by the Finance Ministry showed.
On Sunday, opposition supporters in Venezuela marked the 100th day of protests against the leading socialist government blamed for economic stagnation and political repression.
According to the Financial Times, the estimated outflows of around $26.7B from Goldman Sachs Asset Management's mutual funds make it the worst-selling fund manager in 2017.
According to a report by Barron's, oil prices could rise to $60 per barrel in late 2017, thus responding to accelerating demand and reduced oil supply by OPEC.
Massive crowd gathered in Istanbul on Sunday, thus supporting a 25-day march against the Turkish government crackdown - the biggest protest since last July's military coup.
Republicans expressed strong disagreement with the US President Donald Trump's idea to form a joint cyber security group with Russia due to loyalty concerns.
According to the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag, Volkswagen's top management had been informed about implications of emissions cheating a month before the public disclosure.
The Algerian Tassili Airlines concluded a draft deal with Boeing worth $294M for three 737-800 aircraft, the country's officials said on Sunday.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in Kiev on Sunday that Russia needed to make the first step to bring peace to eastern Ukraine, thus signalling support for Ukraine.
As reported by The Standard, the 93-year-old President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe arrived in Singapore to receive medical treatment.
On Sunday, the senior Republican Senator John McCain said he predicted the bill to repeal Obamacare to fail if put to a voting in the Senate.
Air France-KLM CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac urged the French Interior Minister to ease airport security checks that are causing major delays.
Khaled al-Raqi, the spokesperson of Red Crescent, said Libya's aid workers had recovered bodies of 19 Egyptian migrants in Libya's eastern desert.
The Prime Minister of Iraq Haider al-Abadi arrived in the city of Mosul on Sunday and congratulated the armed forces for their "great victory" over the Islamic State.
On Sunday, China's COSCO Shipping Holdings proposed a $6.3B acquisition deal to Orient Overseas International, an investment holding company providing logistics services worldwide.
Speaking at a conference in Aix-en-Provence, the French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the EU should urge big US companies to pay a fair share of taxes.
The German Defence Ministry reported on Sunday the country had begun the withdrawal of its troops from the Incirlik air base.
The former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said that he would ask the EU for less strict deficit requirements for 5 years in return for a commitment to improve Italy's debt pile if re-elected.
Britain's exit from the EU may never happen as its main political parties are too decided on the matter, said Vince Cable, the only candidate for leadership of the Liberal Democrats.
France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Marie said that it was possible to reduce taxes and public spending at the same time, as the country struggles to bring the budget deficit below the EU limit of 3% of GDP.
The ECB is likely to decide on the next change of its stimulus programme in autumn, the Governing Council Member Fracois Villeroy de Galhau said.
A US-Russian ceasefire deal for southwestern Syria took effect on Sunday, the latest international attempt at peacemaking in the 6-year war.
The US President Donald Trump's Press Secretary named China's President Xi Jinping as the leader of Taiwan after a meeting at the G20 summit.