On Wednesday, Toyota announced that the company would decrease its 2022 new car sales forecast for the United States due to issues with supply chains.
At 18:00 GMT on Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve released its Meeting Minutes, which revealed additional details on the world's top central bank's policy.
West African aid agencies revealed this week that due to the ongoing surge in food prices the region is set to face starvation.
S&P Global Ratings has announced that the rating agency expects global state borrowing to reach $10.4 trillion in 2022.
Ryanair revealed this week that the company expects this summer fares to be higher by up to 10.00%, compared to 2019.
The US government announced this week that China had bought a record 1.084 million tonnes of US corn.
During Tuesday's trading, the price for Natural gas extended its 2022 surge, as the price reached above the $6.00 mark.
An associate of the Prime Minister of Japan stated this week to Reuters that the Bank of Japan should start monetary tightening, as the rest of the world.
This week, the Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda stated that the recent decline of the Yen had been too rapid and that currency rates should be more stable.
On Tuesday, Reuters reported that the European Union would propose new bans of imports and exports from and to Russia valued in tens of billions.
On Monday, Exxon Mobil hinted that the company's quarterly profits might hit a seven year record, as operating profits could increase by up to $2.7 billion.
This week, Volvo Cars announced that due to global chip shortage the company's sales had declined by 22%.
On April 5, the Reserve Bank of Australia published its Rate Statement. The central bank kept the Australian base interest rate at 0.10%. Meanwhile, the central bank revealed that due to the ongoing surge in commodity prices, the Australian economy is doing very good.
Data released on Monday revealed that German international trade recovered in February. However, a drop due to the war in Ukraine would be expected in March.
A Reuters survey revealed on Friday that due to the COVID lockdown in Shanghai US firms that operate in China have been cutting their revenue forecasts.
On Monday, it was revealed that Elon Musk had acquired a 9.2% passive stake in Twitter. Due to the announcement, the stock price of Twitter jumped more than 25.00%.
The European Banking Authority has announced that European banks should prepare for fake news aimed at creating bank runs.
On Friday, the Bank of America strategists warned that, despite the recent stock rally, recession risks remain high.
The S&P Global Purchasing Managers Index survey results for the Euro Zone have revealed that manufacturing growth in the Euro Zone had sharply declined during March.
Report released by Reuters on Friday revealed that the recent recovery of the value of the Russian Rouble had been caused by central bank intervention and the demand for gas exports to be paid for in Roubles.
Reuters revealed this week that large banks expect a decline in profits due to a decline of mergers and acquisitions and equity and debt issuance.
With the end of the first quarter of the year, precious metals booked record gains. Gold booked best quarter since September 2020, silver saw best gains since June 2021 and platinum experienced best quarter since March 2021.
On Thursday, European Union legislators backed the creation of new safeguards for bitcoin transfers.
The Vice President of the European Central Bank Luis de Guindos stated this week that the growth of the Euro Zone in first half of 2022 would barely show positive growth.