China is set to fend off foreign capital flow risks and keep opening up the country's foreign exchange market, the Chinese regulator stated.
Iran is expected to announce a rise in enrichment of uranium to 5%, a concentration over the limit set by the nuclear deal in 2015, in a move indicating a deepening challenge to escalating the US sanctions pressure.
The European Central Bank Policymaker Benoit Coeure stated on Sunday that Christine Lagarde is "uniquely qualified" to lead the bank, thus defending and supporting her nomination.
Saudi Arabian airline Flyadeal stated on Sunday that it would cancel an order of 30 Boeing 737 MAX planes and substitute it with Airbus A320.
The China's Ambassador to the United Kingdom Liu Xiaoming criticized on Sunday London's Cold War mentality and said that his country had no wish to wage a diplomatic war.
The Labour Party Spokesman Barry Gardiner stated on Sunday that the party would initiate a no confidence vote as soon as it collected enough support from members of the ruling Conservative Party.
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim al-Thani and the US President Donald Trump are set to meet in Washington on July 9.
Luigi Di Maio, the Italian Prime Deputy Prime Minister, said on Saturday that if Atlantia group wanted to keep its contract, the company must repay excessively high tolls.
The Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday that the country's shadow lending sector would be closely monitored.
On Saturday, the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has fired Turkey's Central Bank Governor Murat Cetinkaya, as policy rifts deepened.
On Saturday, France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said that the EU finance ministers need to look for a compromise candidate to replace the head of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde.
According to the Fars news agency report, Mohammad Ali Mousavi Jazayeri, an Iranian cleric, said on Saturday that the UK should be worried of Tehran's response for the seizure of Iran's supertanker.
The Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said on Saturday that a second Turkey's ship would commence drilling for oil and gas in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Italy Luigi Di Maio stated on Saturday that Atlantia must repay tolls earned from motorway concession in order to maintain the state contract.
India's Punjab National Bank stated on Saturday that it has detected an alleged $556M lending fraud in Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd's corporate account reported it to the country's central bank.
According to the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, the country's logistics sector has increased by 0.9% in June, reaching 51.9 points by the scale of Logistics Performance Index.
The Chinese leader Xi Jinping stated on Saturday that the latest reform of the Communist Party of China resulted in the notable improvement of the country's overall governance.
The Canadian unemployment rate has increased slightly to 5.5% in June from 5.4% the previous month, the Statistics Canada reports.
Samsung Electronics, a multinational electronics company, has reported a sharp decline in operating profit in the second quarter of 2019 due to a global slowdown in the semiconductor industry.
Telecom Italia, the Italian largest phone group, is planning to prolong 5G services to six new Italian cities and dozens of tourist business hubs and spots by this year's end.
Jaguar Land Rover has invested multi-million pounds to build electric cars at its British plant, in its major boost for Britain's government and a sector that was hit by the diesel sales drop and Brexit uncertainty.
On Saturday, Bruno Le Maire, France's Finance Minister, stated that the EU Finance Ministers needed to find a compromise nominee to replace the International Monetary Fund's head Christine Lagarde, after she had been nominated as the ECB President to succeed Mario Draghi.
On Saturday, Turkey has fired its central bank chief Murat Cetinkaya due to deepen differences between the bank and the government on the back of an economic malaise, high inflation and the lira currency volatility.
A US national security panels granted its approval to the $2.25B investment by the Japanese group SoftBank in Cruise, the US autonomous vehicle company backed by General Motors.