Turkey's annual consumer inflation reached 17.9% in August, up from the reading of 15.9% in July, putting pressure on the country's Central Bank to increase the interest rate next week.
France's bank Societe Generale anticipated penalties related to the dispute with the US authorities on international sanctions violations to be close to €1.2B, it stated on Monday.
India allowed state refiners to import Iran's oil with tankers, arranging Tehran, and insurance after companies halted voyages to Iran amid the US sanctions.
VTB, the Russian second largest bank, stated that it sold its business based in New York, VTB Capital, to its executives, with geopolitics being one of the reasons for the sale.
Giovanni Tria, Italy's Economy Minister, was pushing the parties in the coalition to keep 2019 budget deficit below 2% of output, lower than leaders of the party indicated.
Argentina announced plans to increase grain export taxes and diminish the number of government ministries, aiming to balance the budget next year.
Although the Argentinian government already announced on Monday various tax increases, the President of the country was still under pressure to reverse a grain tax cut.
As it was expected previously, on Monday, Argentinian government announced plans to revert the recent export taxes of some commodities.
The finance ministry of the United Kingdom is negotiating with Bank of England about Mark Carney staying longer as Governor of the central bank.
Mercedes-Benz are planning to release a new electric SUV on Tuesday. This event is set to mark the company's competition in the electric car market.
IKEA representatives apologized publicly after a customer in Hyderabad in India found caterpillars in his lunch at one of the IKEA stores.
The chairman of the European Bank Authority Andrea Enria has sent in his application to become the head of the ECB's Single Supervisory Mechanism.
Chinese President Xi Jinping claimed that China is going to provide $60B in financial aid to supprot Africa in the form of investments from companies and financial institutions and government's help.
The Chinese government has prohibited the import of pigs from Anhui, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Henan provinces recently affected by Africaт swine fever.
The Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov stated on Monday that situation in the province of Idlib held by militants and terrorist organizations could not be tolerated endlessly.
The Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif urged on Monday to drive away all militants and terrorists from the Syrian province of Idlib.
The Edge newspaper reported on Saturday that Malaysian government agreed with their Singapore colleagues to the postpone construction of a high-speed railroad for two years.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Italy Matteo Salvini stated on Monday he projected that the country's 2019 budget deficit will be close to 3%, thus staying within the boundaries of the limit set by the EU.
On Monday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned that the risk from high-frequency trading could exasperate price moves and hurt financial market stability.
On Monday, the Fast-food group Restaurant Brands New Zealand Ltd said it would allow its license to expire in October, which paves the way for Starbucks Corp to get a different partner in NZ.
On Monday, the Chinese President Xi Jinping said that the funds provided for Africa are to build infrastructure and not for vanity projects.
The JD.com Inc. billionaire CEO Richard Liu who was arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct in the US is released.
The Superior Electoral Court of Brazil in a simple majority vote decided on Sunday to ban the country's former leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from running for presidency again.
Crude oil prices fell 0.3% or 18 cents on Monday, reaching $69.62 per barrel, amid increasing supply from the United States and members of the OPEC.