According to the Caixin report, the Chinese manufacturing PMI fell to 49.6 in May, missing expectations for a 50.1 reading, as the economy was at descending trajectory.
US President Donald Trump is expected to announce on Thursday whether the US stays in the Paris deal to fight global warming.
The final Manufacturing PMI for Japan rose to seasonally-adjusted 53.1 in May, its fastest growth pace in three months, following a 52.7 reading in April.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission President, revealed that the US should understand that it takes more time than expected to fully leave the Paris climate deal.
Inflation is likely to remain low in the long-term and the ECB's target to see it close to 2% is set to be questioned, member of the ECB Governing Council Ewald Nowotny said.
General Electric revealed that it signed agreements in Vietnam worth nearly $5.58B for aircraft engines, power generation and services.
JPMorgan Chase & Co reported its market revenue declined amid lower volatility, falling about 15% in the second quarter compared to the same period a year ago.
Inflation in the Euro zone slipped more than expected to 1.4% in May, its weakest figure since December, which indicates the ECB to sustain its expansionary monetary policy.
US consumer spending and economic growth are set to be affected by the Trump administration's decision on illegal migrants, which are afraid to leave home and prefer to save money.
The Russian Defence Ministry reported that the country's submarine and its warship fired four missiles from the Mediterranean Sea at the Islamic State targets located in Syria.
The National Association of Realtors reported that US pending home sales fell 1.3% last month, compared to March's drop of 0.9%, while analysts anticipated an increase of 0.7%.
The US President Donald Trump reported that he would announce his decision on the Paris Climate Agreement in the next few days.
The Bank of America CEO said that the bank's Q2 earnings would be hurt by lower interest rates, a decline in trading revenue and the shuttering or sales of some of its assets.
The ISM Chicago reported that its PMI for the Chicago area fell to 55.2 in May, following the previous month's 58.3 and topping expectations for a slight decrease to 57.0.
The Canadian economy expanded at a 0.5% rate month-over-month in March after holding steady in February, whereas analysts expected the economy to grow 0.3% during the reported period.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May evaded a reporter's question about her resignation in case she lost seats in the June 8 election.
On Wednesday, Russia expelled five Moldovan diplomats as a tit-for-tat move to Moldova's order to depart Russian diplomats from the country.
The US President Donald Trump decided to pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement, the news agency reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the Serbian Conservative politician Aleksandar Vucic was sworn in as the country's President after he stepped down from the Prime Minister's post a day before.
Michael Kors is eager to shut down over 100 retail stores in the following two years amid company's intention to turn around its business, while posting a weak full-year forecast.
The Shadow Brokers group announced about its intention to reveal another security codes to customers for the price of more than $22K in July, which were deemed to be stolen from the US National Security Agency.
The German authorities cancelled a flight scheduled to deport migrants to Afghanistan on Wednesday on the back of the tanker blast in Kabul's city centre that left 80 people dead.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stepped down as he would take over a Presidential post the next day following his win in election last month.
No less than 80 people are reported to be dead, while hundreds of others got wounded in a tanker blast in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Wednesday.