On Monday, Tesla rolled back the version of the company's Full Self-Driving software, as on the first day of the latest release, users reported various issues.
During Monday's trading hours, stock indices around the world held near 6-week high levels, as companies continued to report quarterly earnings.
On Monday, Panasonic revealed a new car battery prototype, which would help Tesla lower production costs.
Reuters revealed on Monday that due to record natural gas prices Canadian companies have increased exports and drilling activities.
At the start of Monday's US trading hours, the stock price for Tesla jumped almost 7.00%, as Morgan Stanley put the company's share price target at 1,200.00.
On Monday, HSBC revealed a 74% rise in profits in the third quarter of 2021. Moreover, the company announced a $2 billion share buyback.
Volvo Cars announced on Monday that it would cuts its IPO share price to 53 crowns and decrease the total IPO amount to $2.3 billion.
Morgan Stanley revealed in a note that global oil supply could soon reach its peak. Moreover, peak supply would be reached before peak demand.
On Monday, the US Dollar index declined and reached a new October low level by shortly trading below the 93.50 mark.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia fluctuated sideways, as markets awaited new earnings data.
This week, the World Bank announced that high energy prices might create significant inflation risk.
At the start of Friday's US trading hours, the stock price for Nvidia reached a new all-time-high level at $231.17.
On Thursday, the Chief Executive Officer of Freeport McMoRan Richard Adkerson stated that an increase of copper mining could help the world in tackling climate change.
The Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that it would ban trading and investing done by its top officials.
At 08:30 GMT, the GBP jumped against peer currencies. The GBP/USD surged 30 base points or 0.22%. The move occurred due to the better than forecast United Kingdom Purchasing Managers Indices.
This week, the United States regulators revealed that they would unveil a blueprint for the tackling of financial climate risks.
Crude oil prices declined on Thursday by $2.00, as a mild winter in the US was forecast to decrease demand for energy products.
On Wednesday, the government of Germany revealed that to protect consumers it would cut power and gas grid earnings.
During Thursday's trading hours, the price for Ethereum tested its all-time high level of $4,400.00.
Abbot Laboratories announced on Wednesday that demand for its coronavirus tests had been rising. Due to the announcement the company's stock price jumped by 3.5%.
After a strong third quarter, the food delivery service Deliveroo revealed that due to a 58% rise in orders it would increase its profits forecasts.
This week, Nestle raised its annual sales targets, as global consumer goods prices have been rising. The stock price reacted with a 3.2% surge.
On Wednesday, the European Central Bank announced that Eurozone banks should be bound to mitigate climate-related risks.
The Verge reported this week that Facebook could rebrand to put focus on its new metaverse project.