On Wednesday, the Board Member of the Bank of Japan Hitoshi Suzuki claimed that central banks need to pay more attention to the impact of their monetary policies on the bond market.
The British Retail Consortium reported that British retail prices rose for the first time since April 2013 with higher oil cost and dry summer named as the main reasons of the prices growth.
On Tuesday, an official of the US State Department claimed that in September the US is planning to join the UN-led negotiations in Geneva to discuss the new Syrian constitution.
Newspaper al-Akhbar has reported that the delegation of the US intelligence and security officials visited Syrian capital Damascus in June and had four-hour negotiations with Syrian security chief Ali Mamlouk.
US satellite TV and cable providers Dish Network Corp and Altice USA Inc urged US regulators to cancel the approval of the merger between Sprint Corp and T-Mobile US Inc.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland rejoined her US and Mexican counterparts in Washington to discuss the final part of the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement.
China is Africa's largest trading partner for nine consecutive years as cooperation programs improved bilateral trade, official data shows.
Bilibili, one of the leading online video sharing and entertainment platforms in China, reported a 76% increase in revenue in the second quarter of this year, compared to the same period the previous year.
Ukraine plans to raise around $3.5B from international lenders in 2018, a senior official at the country's central bank says.
The German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and his Irish counterpart Simon Coveney issued a statement on Tuesday against a messy Brexit at a meeting in Berlin.
Ukraine has to service around $33B of debt in the coming five years, which is a "serious burden", the Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman says.
The Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday discussed trade and relations between the two countries with the Peruvian Foreign Minister Nestor Francisco Popolizio Bardales.
The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reshuffled the cabinet of Greece on Tuesday, the government spokesperson Dimitris Tzanakopoulos says.
The Polish President Andrzej Duda plans to make a visit to the White House in September to discuss bilateral ties with the US President Donald Trump, the White House says.
Best Buy reported a sharp fall in online sales growth for the Q2 and suggested a forecast of profit for the next quarter, which fell short of market estimates, sending shares down 7% in early trading.
Starbucks and Nestle stated that they wrapped up the licensing deal for the Swiss food major to market packaged coffees and teas of the the US coffee maker around the world.
The US goods trade deficit widened strongly in July, as agricultural products' exports tumbled, suggesting trade is likely to weigh on economic expansion in the third quarter.
Chipotle Mexican Grill stated that it is set to establish partnership with delivery firm DoorDash, as the company looked to get more clients to eat its tacos and burritos, when traffic at restaurants fell.
A company, which stores digital currency, Kingdom Trust has acquired coverage insurance through Lloyd's of London to safeguard against theft and destruction of crypto assets.
A US-Israeli cloud services optimizing startup Spotinst has secured $35M in in a financing round. This brings the upcoming startup's total capital to $53M.
The chief economist of ECB Peter Praet on Tuesday announced that the bank has to closely monitor the risks associated with monetary easing.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar remained near a monthly low level against its most rival currencies. The reason for the declines was the trade agreement made by the US and Mexico counterparts.
The upscale jewelry chain Tiffany & Co has beat the company's earnings estimates forecast by Wall Street analysts, causing a surge in the company' stock price.
The US stock index futures surged on Tuesday, as the US and Mexico trade agreement was made, averting a trade war.