On Monday, Saudi Arabia slashed oil prices for its Asian customers. However, prices for Europe and the US remained unchanged.
JD.com announced on Monday that the company's chief executive and founder Richard Liu would switch from day-to-day operations to long-term strategy planning.
On Monday, Reuters reported that the city of Taylor in Texas would grant Samsung tax breaks for the company to open a $17 billion chip plant in the city.
At the start of the week, Asian stock indices surged, as Friday's worse than forecast US employment data fuelled expectations of global stimulus.
On Sunday, the price for BTC passed August high levels. During early Monday's trading hours, the BTC/USD rate reached the $52,000.00 mark.
On Monday, the US Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement reported that US oil output in the Gulf of Mexico remains halted.
On Friday, the price for Ethereum resumed its surge, as the ETH/USD pair surged by more than 5.00% during the day's early US trading hours.
On Friday, the United States announced that it would not release Afghanistan's foreign reserves that are deposited in the US.
On Friday, at 12:30 GMT, the US Bureau of Labour Statistics published the US monthly employment data sets. The news that during the last month 235,000 people were employed instead of forecast 720,000 caused a sharp drop of the US Dollar.
Reuters revealed on Friday that a United States labour agency would investigate two charges against Apple, which had been filed by employees.
Former official of the US Federal Reserve Dennis Lockhart revealed on Thursday that the Federal Reserve would most likely announce tapering of asset purchases in November.
On Friday, crude oil prices remained flat during Asian trading, as a strong rise was experienced during the previous session.
During Friday's Asian trading hours, the stock indices in Japan surged, as the Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihide Suga.
On Thursday, the government of Japan revealed a list of tasks that would promote digitalisation and green technology to boost the country's long term growth.
French media firm Lagardere revealed on Wednesday that the French billionaire Bernard Arnault had restructured his investment in Lagardere by exercising sell options.
Air China announced on Thursday that Chinese aviation regulators are expected to keep international flights limited in the first half of 2022.
During early Thursday's trading hours, crude oil prices declined, as OPEC+ reconfirmed that oil supply would be increased.
On Thursday, Asian stock indices bounced off a five-week high level, as worse than expected economic data was published by the Chinese government.
On Thursday, Board Member of the Bank of Japan Goushi Kataoka stated that the coronavirus might impact the Japanese economy for longer than previously forecast.
At the start of Wednesday's European trading, the stock price for Carrefour dropped by 5.25% or 0.88 EUR. The value was lost due to the French billionaire Bernard Arnault selling the company's stock after being invested for 14 years.
On Wednesday, at 12:15 GMT, the Automatic Data Processing National Employment Report was released. It revealed that instead of expected 640,000 new employed people in the US, there are 374,000.
The Vice President of the European Central Bank Luis de Guindos revealed on Wednesday that the euro zone's growth is beating the forecasts of the ECB.
On Wednesday, OPEC+ announced that the organization would raise its 2022 global crude oil demand forecast.
At the start of Tuesday's trading, the stock price for Zoom Video Communications plummeted by 15.97% or $55.66. The move occurred due to the company reporting a bigger than expected decline in demand for its software.