The Supreme Court reported on Tuesday that had withdrawn a European arrest warrant for the former Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont and four of his former ministers.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the US trade deficit rose to $48.7B in October, after rising to $44.9B in the previous month, while analysts anticipated a slighter increase to $46.2B.
The ISM reported on Tuesday that its Non-Manufacturing PMI dropped to 57.4 points last month, down from October's 60.1, whereas analysts expected a decline to 59.2.
The Global Dairy Trade Index rose 0.4% at Tuesday's Fonterra auction, after dropping 3.4% at the preceding auction.
Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday that the country's trade deficit dropped to C$1.5B in October, down from the prior month's gap of C$3.4B, while analysts anticipated a slighter fall to C$2.3B.
The tech sell off seemed to have ended on Tuesday, as various tech company stocks recovered at the start of the US trading session.
The CEO of Wells Fargo has announced that he expects better than expected results from commercial loans in the fourth quarter of the year.
Supporters of Mikheil Saakashvili have freed him from the police.
CEO of Dish Network Corp on Tuesday announced his reassignment. Charlie Ergen will step down to devote time to a new business of the company.
China's environmental, housing and land ministries published on Tuesday a set guidelines how to regulate the development of ‘speciality towns' to reduce the risks for this project.
The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan explained on Tuesday that the country could cut off diplomatic connections with Israel if Trump recognised Jerusalem as its capital.
The Bank of England said in a statement on Tuesday that it had considered increasing capital requirements of banks more than previously signalled to reduce financial risks.
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the failure to advance with Brexit talks on Monday might signal that it was time to push for the UK remaining in the single market.
The American carmaker Ford Motor Co. plans to launch 50 vehicles in the Chinese market by 2025 to boost sales growth, the company said on Tuesday.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are set to meet this week with the aim to discuss North Korea, RIA reported on Tuesday.
According to a recently adopted law, Russia designated Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) as foreign agents. The movement is viewed as a mirror response to RT's registration as a foreign agent in the United States.
Crude oil prices dropped by 0.2% on Tuesday, reaching $62.35 a barrel, as markets compared the rising US output with the deal made by OPEC and other oil nations to extend production cuts.
The Foreign Minister of New Zealand Winston Peters assured on Tuesday that his country will continue to increase cooperation with China, as both nations seek to ensure sustainable economic development and prosperity of their citizens.
According to survey conducted by the Koerber Foundation, Germans believe that the US President Donald Trump poses a greater challenge to country's foreign policy than leaders on North Korea, Turkey or Russia.
According to survey published on Tuesday, the Saudi Arabia's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surged to 57.5 last month, thus signifying the fastest temp of growth in two years.
On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that he did not have a conversation with the Prime Minister Abe who would lead the central bank when his term expires in April 2018.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull said that the country needs to have law that would guarantee non-interference in domestic affairs from foreign actors, such as China.
In a blog post published by the YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki she informed that the company plans to hire more people to detect and remove extremist content. In addition, she also announced the launch of a new comment moderation tools.
Toshimitsu Motegi, the Japanese Economy Minister, pointed to extra expenditure for recurrent education within the government's planned $17.8B economic package.