On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump said he thought that he could potentially have a good relationship with the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
At the latest Fonterra auction on Tuesday, global dairy prices dropped 0.6% after falling 1.2% at the preceding auction.
On Tuesday, Zambia lifted a ban imposed on food imports from South Africa, excluding "risky food" produced by RCL Foods and Tiger Brands that were linked to a listeria outbreak in 2017.
French car manufacturing group PSA is planning to begin the production of Citroen and Peugeot delivery vans at newly acquired Vauxhall plant in Luton, England.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump said that he will use US military to protect the border with Mexico until there is a wall on the border and proper security in a place.
According to the WTO document dated by Thursday, China has informed the WTO that it will impose $611.5M worth of tariffs on $2.75B of US imports, including ethanol, pork and nuts.
On Wednesday, Turkish authorities stated that Iran, Russia and Turkey will meet in Ankara to discuss the new constitution of Syria and the increase of security in de-escalated conflict zones across Syria.
On Tuesday, two underground trains crashed in the city of Duisburg, Western Germany, with more than 20 people injured after the accident and two of them seriously.
On Tuesday, Mexican Ministry of Economics stated that it has imposed anti-dumping tariffs on carbon steel pipes imported from India, Ukraine, Spain and South Korea.
On Tuesday, CNBC reported that Procter & Gamble Co is in talks with Pfizer Inc for acquisition of US drugmaker's consumer health business division, considering the joint venture formation as well.
On Monday, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman claimed that Israelis are entitled to live peacefully and deserve a right to live on their own land, showing that ties between two states become closer.
Shares in Amazon.com have pared some gains on Tuesday, following the US President Donald Trump's attacks on the online retail giant over the company's cost of deliveries sent through the US Postal Service.
On Tuesday, Fiat Chrysler reported its total Canada sales plunged 8% to 24,490 cars in March, tumbled by a sharp decline for its Dodge and Chrysler brands.
The Dubai government's main investment arm Investment Corporation of Dubai has raised $1.2B loan, which was necessary to refinance the existing debt.
On Tuesday, China's President Xi Jinping told its Zimbabwe counterpart Emmerson Mnangagwa that their countries should work on a "new chapter" in their ties.
The Reserve Bank of India struck Axis Bank from the list of the leading gold importers for the current financial year, while the reason for such a move has not been clear yet.
The Chinese top diplomat Wang Yi stated to North Korea that China had appreciated its efforts to release denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula.
Ford Motor considers it could potentially start producing electric cars in 2023 in Germany, after its Fiesta model's life cycle will be due to end.
Toshiba is not planning to cancel the $18B sale of the memory chip unit's sale unless there is any material change, the company stated on Tuesday.
The Federal Statistical Office reported on Tuesday that Swiss annual retail sales posted a smaller-than-expected dip in February, dropping 0.2% in the reported period.
According to the data released by the UK Office for National Statistics, the country's manufacturing PMI came in at 55.1, beating analysts' expectations.
On Tuesday, Germany's prosecutors filed a request for the extradition of the former Catalonia's leader Carles Puighdemont to Spain, seeking him to face charges of rebellion.
According to the Mexican Economy Minister, Canada, Mexico and the United States are set to hold a meeting of ministers to decide scope of the NAFTA trade deal basics in the following days.
Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox stated it could separate Sky News within the Sky group to comply with the British regulator's concerns over the news service's independence under Murdoch's ownership.