According to a senior Chinese official, the US and China are working every day on a conclusion of a mutually beneficial trade deal that should end devastating war on tariffs.
European shares dipped on Friday, weighed down by weak German and Chinese economic data report and disappointing US jobs numbers.
The US Dollar and global stocks declined on Friday after disappointing data report, which shows that the US economy added only twenty thousand jobs in February.
On Friday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May urged the European Union to make just one last push to get Brexit to the finish line.
Michel Barnier, the EU Chief negotiator, said on Friday that the European Union is ready to give the United Kingdom the unilateral right to exit the customs union.
The Italian industrial production increased by 1.7% in January compared to the prior month, the National Institute of Statistics reports.
The French trade gap widened 16.7% in January to €4.2B, compared to the prior month, the French Customs Office reports.
The Bank of China, one of China's largest lenders, has issued a €500M euro bond in France on the European stock exchange Euronext.
New orders in the German industrial sector decreased 2.6% in January, the largest decrease since June 2018, the German Federal Statistical Office reports.
Zimbabwe's reforms in the financial sector are a step in the right direction, the International Monetary Fund Director of Communications Gerry Rice says.
The small business sector in India has created 13.9% more jobs over the past four years, a report published by the Confederation of Indian Industry shows.
The European Central Bank plans to keep the key interest rate unchanged until the end of 2019, the President of the European Central Bank says.
The Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl plans to visit Moscow to meet with the Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Ministry reports.
The number of new orders for Germany's industrial sector dropped 2.6% in January, marking the steepest month-over-month fall since June 2018, preliminary figures by Destatis revealed.
The US job growth stalled last month, with the country's economy creating only 20K jobs, as retail and construction payrolls declined, which could increase concerns over a sharp fall in economic activity.
Germany's regional utility EWE has launched the sale of its 26% minority stake, with potential suitors awaited to express their interest by March 21 until 100 GMT.
On Friday, DowDuPont announced its board had approved split of the material science unit, which name would be changed for Dow, starting from April 1.
Germany's wholesaler Metro is seeking for a sale of the company's loss-making hypermarkets chain Real within the next two months, its CEO Olaf Koch announced on Friday.
Michelin, the French tire maker, stated it had acquired an 88% stake in the Indonesian peer firm Multistrada Arah Sarana in a deal valued at $480M, boosting its presence in the Asian market.
On Friday, Chinese content regulator has granted its approval to the 95 video games monetisation, including titles from NetEase and Tencent Holdings.
Tesla has entered an agreement with the Chinese lenders for a %521M worth 12-month facility for the electric automaker's Gigafactory in Shanghai, securing new banks commitments to invest in the US.
Three consortiums have made their bids, seeking for a $1.6B worth construction of a gas pipeline in Bulgaria to carry Russia's natural gas across the country, according to Bulgartransgaz.
Linde, Germany's industrial gases group, agreed for a sale of its South Korea assets to the local PE company IMM in a deal worth $1.15B, two people with knowledge on the matter stated on Friday.
The Swedish Crown on Friday reached a sixteen year low level. The reason for the fall was the announcement that the central bank of Sweden will continue its monetary stimulating policy.