On Monday, Ryanair posted quarterly profit, which had not occurred since 2019. The news caused a surge of the company's stock price.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, the US Dollar traded flat, as the markets awaited this week's Federal Reserve announcements.
On Thursday, the Chinese government issued a warning to online brokers not licensed in China that they were operating illegally.
Exxon Mobil published on Friday the company's best quarterly results since 2017. The announcement caused a surge of the stock on US open.
On Friday, at 12:30 GMT, the Canadian GDP data was published. Due to being lower than forecast, the GDP data caused a Canadian Dollar drop.
On Friday, Daimler published the company's quarterly earnings. The event caused a stock price surge, which propelled the stock price to its 2015 high level.
This week, the World Trade Organization stated that the recent recovery from the coronavirus has caused a spike in demand, which is causing global goods shortages.
The Wall Street Journal revealed this week that for breaking the recently proposed trading activity ban US Federal Reserve officials would face fines of up to 10% of a traded asset's value.
During early Friday's trading hours, the price for Ethereum hit a new all-time-high level, as it reached the $4,400.00 mark
During the post-rate announcement conference, the Governor of Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda commented that the recent decline in the Japanese Yen is not bad for the Japanese economy.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings announced on Wednesday that the company had beats its quarterly revenue forecasts due to global easing of pandemic restrictions.
During the first hour of Thursday's US trading, the stock price for Plug Power reached its June 2021 high level at $36.00.
At 12:30 GMT on Thursday, the US Advance GDP data for the quarter was released. The GDP grew by 2.0% instead of the forecast 2.6%.
On Wednesday, Spotify reported that in the last quarter its ad revenues had grown by 75% and number of premium subscribers increased by 19%.
Prior to the US market open on Thursday, Caterpillar announced that the company had beat its quarterly earnings forecast by 20.65%.
The Ifo Institute revealed this week that German consumers are set to face consumer goods inflation that would be created by supply shortages.
On October 28, the European Central Bank published its Monetary Policy Decisions. The central bank kept interest rates unchanged and revealed that it would continue its asset and pandemic purchase programs.
The Wall Street Journal revealed on Wednesday that the US Federal Trade Commission would investigate Facebook disclosures of internal company research.
On October 28, the Bank of Japan announced its Monetary Policy. In general, the bank kept its policy unchanged, as the rate remained at -0.1% and the 10-Year JGB yield target would remain at 0.00%.
US Senator Sherrod Brown revealed to the media on Tuesday that the US President Joe Biden would nominate to the board of the Fed members that would be focused on the workers of the US.
On Wednesday, Heineken revealed that it had experienced a larger than expected decline in beer sales due to Covid-19 restrictions in Vietnam.
During Wednesday's US trading hours, the stock price for Alphabet hit a new all-time-high level at 2,973.50. The surge was caused by better than forecast quarterly earnings.
On Tuesday, General Electric announced that the company would resume limited production of Electric Vehicles in its Michigan plant.
On October 27, the Bank of Canada revealed that it expects that it would hike interest rates in the middle of 2022. Moreover, the bank stated that it would end its quantitative easing program.