According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, Germany's Finance Minister Olaf Scholz planned to give the German Financial markets authority more control rights over financial reports.
The United Arab Emirates non-oil private sector rose in June for the first time in 2020, as coronavirus-related restrictions were lifted.
The French economy continued to recover from the slump induced by the coronavirus outbreak as fast as anticipated a month ago, the Bank of France Governor stated.
Singapore's total retail sales declined a record 52.1% on a yearly basis in May, during the COVID-19 crisis, according to SingStat report.
Vietnam's government is set to sell its remaining 36% stake in Sabeco, the country's largest brewer, by the end of 2020, an official document revealed.
Argentina's economy is likely to contract 12% in 2020, worse than the prior forecast of a 9.4% drop, as output was ravaged the coronavirus pandemic.
China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp is expected to raise $6.55B in share sale at the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Foreign exchange reserves of Bangladesh reached a record high of over $36B in June, data published by the Bangladesh Bank show.
Overall demand for loans in China increased in the second quarter of 2020, compared to the previous three months, the People's Bank of China reports.
Chinese residents increased their consumption in the second quarter of 2020, data published by the People's Bank of China show.
New home prices in China increased slightly by 0.53% to $2,189 per square meter in June, compared to the previous month, the China Index Academy reports.
The Election Commissioner Lasheen Ibrahim stated on Sunday that elections to the Council of Senators of Egypt would be held on August 11-12.
The United Arab Emirates stated on Sunday that it would restructure the government to make it more flexible and efficient when dealing with crises such as the coronavirus pandemic.
The agreement between Indonesia and Australia that cancels nearly all trade tariffs entered into force on Sunday.
Thousands of Croatians went to polling stations on Sunday to elect a new parliament that would form a government capable to save the country from economic crisis.
On Saturday, Ralf Thomas, the Chief Financial Officer of Siemens, said that the company saw business volume declined by 20% in April-June.
Mansueto Almeida, Brazil's Treasury Secretary, stated on Friday that the government is likely to send the tax reform bill to the Brazilian Parliament in August.
On Friday, workers' union of Embraer filed a lawsuit seeking to remove the planemaker's board for failing to prevent the joint deal with Boeing from falling through.
On Friday, Cuba's capital reopened after over three months of COVID-19 lockdown, but there was no indication of foreign visitors in Havana city.
The Venezuelan Chief Prosecutor Tarek Saab has issued arrest warrants for opposition's ad hoc Central Bank board of directors.
According to two Italian lawmakers, Italy's Parliament has approved subsidies to combustion engine vehicles.
The German automaker Daimler stated on Saturday that it would acquire a stake in Farasis Energy, battery cell producer from China's Ganzhou.
NPC International, the US franchisee of Pizza Hut, filed for bankruptcy this week because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Siemens saw the business volume contract nearly 20% in the April-June, and activity in 2021 is likely to stay below levels seen in 2019, the CFO told BoeZ.