The German rating agency Scope and the US rating agency Standard & Poor's have upgraded the Greek credit rating by one notch with a positive outlook.
The World Bank plans to provide $150M to the Ghanaian government to improve the quality of education in the country, a press release published by the World Bank shows.
Consumer loans reached $3,833 per consumer by the end of 2018, a 19.5% increase compared to the same period the previous year, a report published by the People's Bank of China shows.
Bosnia and Herzegovina plans to strengthen economic cooperation with China through the framework of China's Belt and Road Initiative, director of Foreign Investment Promotion Agency Gordan Milinic says.
The Polish economy is likely to expand around 4% in 2019, the Polish Minister of Finance, Investment and Economic Development Jerzy Kwiecinski says.
China's 10 main non-ferrous metals revealed steady output increase up to 43.47M tonnes in the three quarters of 2019, up 4.5% year-over-yer, official data revealed.
The Australian government announced that it increased the amount of visas for qualified workers set to migrate to regions, aiming to ease pressure on the country's major cities.
CALT, the biggest automotive li-ion battery maker in China, posted a 45.7% net profit growth to $489Min in the three quarters of 2019 due to a booming NEV market.
France registered a 0.4% jobless claims' decline for the second quarter in succession, supporting the government's attempts to bring down the unemployment rate, official figures revealed.
Tesla announced that its Model 3 electric car manufactured in Shanghai's factory was open for reservations, adding that the first batch is likely to be delivered in the Q1 of 2020.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announced that it is recalling 108K Ram 1500 diesel pickup trucks in the US due to coolant leaks tied to reports of some minor injuries and fires.
India's Reliance Industries stated that it would invest $15B to create digital services company, seeking to cut debt at the telecom venture.
Chip designer ARM is set to continue to supply Huawei after the UK firm's legal department ruled that the chip technology was of UK origin and is unlikely to breach US restrictions.
The European Union announced on Friday that it has agreed to London's request to extend Brexit without a set departure date.
On Friday, Chinese trade officials asked the US to remove some tariffs in exchange for buying US agricultural products.
A report published by Indonesian authorities on Friday revealed that Boeing failed to design the software for 737 MAX airliner.
On Friday, Amazon stock price fell by almost six percent, as the markets were let down by lower than forecast sales.
At the end of European Friday's trading session, a ten percent decline in the share prices of brewing firm Anheuser-Busch InBev was named as the cause of a stock sell off.
On Friday, US stock indices opened lower, as worse than expected Amazon sales forecast caused a sell off, which outweighed other announcements.
The European Union bloc is preparing to toughen laws against money laundering, as previous reforms did not deliver results on tackling a couple of banking scandals, according to EU's draft document.
Verizon Communications topped Wall Street's expectations for the Q3 revenue and profit on Friday, as the company added 615K postpaid customers, beating analysts' estimates for the 527K reading.
On Friday, Virgin Australia Holdings has issued $425M notes, as it is eager to fund its frequent flyer programme Velocity's buyback.
On Friday, H&M has launched a new-look small boutique in Berlin's trendy neighbourhood, offering yoga classes and a garden cafe, as well as free space for other brands on the back of Sweden's budget chain intention to revive sluggish sales.
The tyre maker Michelin announced on Thursday that it is still expecting the same results for 2019, as it had forecast in the last quarter.