For the seventeenth straight weekend the yellow vest protesters continued to march in Paris. The protests took place despite all efforts of the French President to stop them.
The leader of the Venezuelan opposition on Saturday announced that he will lead another rally in the capital of the country. The opposition wants to maintain pressure on Nicolas Maduro.
On Saturday, the head of the European Parliament's conservatives Manfred Weber announced that his party aims to hold talks with the head of Hungary about current course of the country.
Data released on Friday revealed that the US unemployment rate has dropped to 3.8%. This is the lowest unemployment level in almost five decades.
On Saturday, a report was published, which revealed that the latest quarterly wage statistics have confirmed that the yearly wage growth in the US is the biggest since 2009.
The UK supermarket chain Asda, which is owned by Walmart, announced on Saturday that the chain will stop selling single kitchen knives. The decision was made due to the increase of stabbings in various crime scenes.
On Saturday, a Reuters source revealed that the board of Deutsche Bank has agreed to merger talks with Commerzbank.
On Saturday, Indian officials accused Pakistan of hiding information about the bombing sites of the recent conflict. The initial hostilities between the two countries caused a surge in safe haven asset prices.
Forces in Libya lead by an eastern commander have captured oil fields in the south and reinforced their positions. The commander is set to threaten the government forces in Tripoli and affect oil production in the country.
On Saturday, Chinese Vice Commerce Minister announced that investment barriers set up by various countries have begun to hinder the investments of Chinese companies abroad.
On Saturday, the leader of the British Conservative Party directed various question to the EU, which revealed that the UK Parliament three weeks before the Brexit deadline does not understand the goals of the EU.
On Saturday, the Vice Commerce Minister of China announced that the Chinese government is expecting foreign investment to remain stable in 2019.
The US monthly employment data, which was published on Friday, revealed that the economy has created in February only 20,000 jobs. This is the lowest number since September 2017.
Brandon Lewis, the head of the Conservative Party, stated on Saturday that Britain would not accept a deal that put the unity of the Kingdom at risk.
The head of British Parliament Andrea Leadsom stated on Saturday that she was very frustrated with the latest Brexit deal proposal made by the European Union.
The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated on Friday that the US did not show any signs that could require an urgent change in the existing policy.
According to a senior Chinese official, the US and China are working every day on a conclusion of a mutually beneficial trade deal that should end devastating war on tariffs.
European shares dipped on Friday, weighed down by weak German and Chinese economic data report and disappointing US jobs numbers.
The US Dollar and global stocks declined on Friday after disappointing data report, which shows that the US economy added only twenty thousand jobs in February.
On Friday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May urged the European Union to make just one last push to get Brexit to the finish line.
Michel Barnier, the EU Chief negotiator, said on Friday that the European Union is ready to give the United Kingdom the unilateral right to exit the customs union.
The Italian industrial production increased by 1.7% in January compared to the prior month, the National Institute of Statistics reports.
The French trade gap widened 16.7% in January to €4.2B, compared to the prior month, the French Customs Office reports.
The Bank of China, one of China's largest lenders, has issued a €500M euro bond in France on the European stock exchange Euronext.