During Monday's European trading hours, it was announced by the Italian government that it is granting a 900 million Euro lifeline to Popolare di Bari bank.
On Monday, the Italian fashion company group OTB announced that it is appointing former Balmain CEO Massimo Piombini as the CEO of Diesel brand.
During Monday's European trading session, stock indices continued their Brexit clarity surge.
On Monday, the Economy Ministry of Germany announced that the German economy is mostly stagnating.
On Monday, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed that growth in China's retail and factory sectors was better-than-expected in November.
On Monday, Asian shares reached its highest level in almost eight months after China and the United States agreed on phase one of the trade deal.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, average new home prices in China grew at 0.3% in November, the lowest since February 2018.
On Monday, official representatives of Japan and South Korea met in Tokyo for the first time in almost four years to discuss bilateral trade relations.
Fu Linghui, the China's National Bureau of Statistics Spokesman, stated on Monday that the US and Chine should continue negotiations to, eventually, remove all existing tariffs.
Robert Lighthizer, the US Trade Representative, said on Sunday that the phase 1 of the US-China trade agreement, which was reached last week, is totally done.
The German trade union has called for a pre-Christmas strike for workers at Amazon's logistics centre, hoping to force a better work condition and better pay for employees there.
The German trade union Verdi urged on Sunday to organize a pre-Christmas strike in the main Amazon's logistic centre in the country.
The Finance Ministry of Denmark announced on Sunday that the government has increased domestic financing needs by another 9B krones.
Electrolux AB announced on Sunday that its American unit will have costs worth nearly $70M in Q4 amid relocation to new premises in South Carolina.
The CGT union stated on Sunday that if the French government did not withdraw its pension plan proposal, the union would double protests.
A unit of Swatch supplying parts to many of the watch market is likely to face sales ban in 2020 by Swiss Competition Commission.
China's major battery makers reported a 48.4% hike in their profits to about $4B during the first 10 months of 2019, official data revealed.
Saudi Aramco shares rose for a third day in succession on Sunday, up 1.63% to $9.97, pushing the firm's value back to the $2 trillion level.
Daimler's main Chinee JV partner BAIC Group is set to double its stake to nearly 10% and win board seat in the German car maker, aiming to upstage rival Geely.
On Sunday, Indonesia has filed an official claim at the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the European Union (EU) over unjust limitations on palm oil.
Scandinavian telecom company Telenor stated on Sunday that it would use Huawei's equipment in constructing Norway's 5G network.
The First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, reminded Boris Johnson on Sunday that he could not force Scotland to stay in the UK against the will of its people.
The Finance Policy chief of the Labour Party, John McDonnell took the blame on Sunday for a loss in general elections.
The UK Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove stated on Sunday, that the two main goals of the current government is to leave the EU in the end of January and negotiate new trade deal.