According to Refinitiv data, Canada's six biggest banks will post an average decline of 4.3% in Q1 profit from the previous three months this week.
On Sunday, the Central Bank of Sudan devalued the Sudanese currency, as part of a broader effort to meet a key condition for debt relief and revive the struggling economy.
Despite a fourth consecutive quarterly profit decrease, many investors believe that Canadian banks would start recovering in nearest future.
The two largest Northern Ireland's parties, the DUP and UUP, stated on Sunday that they would legally challenge the Northern Ireland Protocol.
On Sunday, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said that the US must first lift sanctions before negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement.
On Sunday, UK's Health Secretary Matt Hancock told Sky News that COVID-19 data would determine how fast the United Kingdom will emerge from the national lockdown.
As reported by the Sunday Times on Sunday, Rishi Sunak, UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer, is set to raise a business tax to pay for coronavirus support schemes.
Saudi Arabia is planning to make an over $20B investment into its military industry during the next decade, seeking to bolster the local military spending.
Volkswagen is set to make a decision on potential sale of its supercar brand Bugatti to Rimac Automobili, the electric hypercar maker, in the first half of the current year.
Chinese express delivery company SF Holding reported a 39.8% or $2.41B year-on-year revenue growth in January.
According to the SAFE report, China's banks had $40.8B net FX settlement surplus in January.
According to the SWIFT report, Chinese yuan became the fifth popular currency in the world with a 2.42% share.
The former head of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, stated on Sunday that the had joined the board of Stripe Inc.
Britain is set to offer the COVID-19 vaccine to all adults by July's end, according to the Prime Minister Boris Johnson's statement made on Saturday.
Citigroup is exploring divestiture of some of its international consumer divisions, Bloomberg Law report showed.
Google has fired Margaret Mitchell, the company's staff scientist, amid growing dispute over research and diversity caused by Timnit Gebru's, the AI ethics researcher, dismissal in December.
The EU bloc will develop a new ranking system aimed at aircraft and flights to evaluate their eco friendliness, according to Welt am Sonntag's report.
On Saturday, Foxconn's chairman said that Apple's supplier and its clients would face "limited impact" from the chip shortage, which had affected the semiconductor and automotive industries globally.
The US President Joe Biden and Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are set to hold their virtual meeting on Tuesday to highlight strong ties between the two neighbouring countries.
On Saturday, Bitcoin hit a new record-high level of $57,553, taking the world's most popular cryptocurrency's weekly gain to about 20%.
A.M. Best, the US credit rating agency, stated on Friday that Texas winter storm is likely to create record quarter losses for insuring companies.
The US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would hold a first official virtual meeting next Tuesday.
Volkswagen Mexico is planning to suspend the Jetta model production until Tuesday amid the ongoing natural gas shortage.
Valentino faced $207.1M sue by its ex-American flagship's landlord located on Manhattan for illegally breaking its lease, leaving the boutique in disrepair.