Japan's Ministry of Finance reported that the nation's trade balance cane in at 0.13T yen in January, up from the prior month's 0.9T yen, whereas analysts anticipated a rise to 0.14T yen.
On Sunday bond investors were discussing the recent inflations news, which have caused not a decline, but a surge.
Due to the fact that Monday is set to be a financial holiday most news outlet discussed the recent volatility of the stock and bond markets.
The Pakistani celebrity Imran Khan has married for the third time. The event was revealed by his party on Sunday.
The political parties of Mexico have formally picked their presidential candidates. For now the leftist candidate leads the popularity polls.
The Social Democratic Party in Czech Republic has picked Jan Hamacek as their leaders. This event indicates at an upcoming forming of a government.
The Syrian Kurdish forces have made a deal with the Syrian government. The agreement entails the Syrian army entering regions that are about to be overrun by the recent Turkish offensive.
The secretary general of Angela Merkel has stepped down. Peter Taube is giving leaving his post after a prolonged illness.
The Turkish government has denied the recent allegations of a Kurdish group that the Turkish military has used chemical weapons.
Reliance Industries of India and other global companies have announced a $9.34B plan to invest in various Indian tech companies.
Due to the increased Russian military build-up near the EU border, Estonia on Sunday called the EU to spend more on defence.
The United States have sketched out a plan to make over the Iran nuclear in due time. This comes after the negotiations between world leaders failed during the last months.
The President of the United States Donald Trump has publicly scolded the large FBI spending that have been made during the Russian probe investigation.
During the Munich Security Conference the German delegation has clashed with their Turkish counterparts. The event has resulted in a fight between the local police and Turkish bodyguards.
Students in the United Kingdom might be charged different tuition rate, which would reflect the economic value of their degrees at the time of their studies.
The PM of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday announced that his country might act against Iran and its allies in the Middle East.
Saudi officials on Sunday welcomed the draft resolution of the United Nations which condemns Iran for not stooping its missiles getting into Houthi possession.
The Governor of the Latvian Central Bank and the ECB Governing Council member Ilmars Rimsevics was detained by Latvia's anti-graft bureau.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore Teo Chee Hean stated that the government would keep helping businesses in their economic transformation through the workforce training and technologies.
India's City Union Bank stated that cyber criminals managed to hack the bank's systems and transfer nearly $2M to lenders overseas, using the SWIFT financial system.
The US investigators probing Daimler, the Mercedes maker, found that the company's cars had a software, which likely helped to pass emissions tests.
Russia's authorities anticipated the OSCE to react quickly to the recent attack on the building of the Russian cultural centre in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital.
Facebook is set to begin using postcard sent by the US mail later in 2018 to verify the location and identities of people who decide to buy advertising related to the US election.
Iran was holding negotiations with Russia, seeking to import 1M tons of wheat and then to export it as flour to neighbouring Afghanistan and Iraq.