In accordance with a Reuters poll, the central bank of Indonesia is set to meet in another unscheduled policy meeting and raise interest rates for the second time in two weeks.
Japan Display shares plunged more than 20%t after South Korean Electronic Times said that Apple announced the decision to use OLED displays for new iPhones for next year.
Canada is expected to buy Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain oil pipeline and the company's proposed expansion project, aiming to ensure that the pipeline is built.
Nissan Motor was slashing production as much as 20% in North America to deal with a decrease in automobile sales, the Nikkei report showed.
Japan's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 2.5% in April, while the availability of jobs held steady in the same period, government data revealed.
Germany was seeking to cease a dispute between the US and the US on the decision by Donald Trump to impose tariffs on aluminium and steel imports, the country's Economy Minister stated.
International Schools Partnership was in negotiations to invest in Vietnam's Canadian International School, as foreign companies flock to Southeast Asia's education deals.
Oil prices were seen nearing multi-week lows on Monday, as Russia and Saudi Arabia stated that they would raise supplies, while the US production gains revealed no signs of slowing.
Chrystia Freeland, the Foreign Affairs Minister of Canada, is expected to visit Washington this week, aiming to help unblock negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's Defence Minister, is expected to meet with Russia's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu in Moscow, the Defence Ministry of Israel stated in a statement.
Nigeria's privately owned building material producer Ibeto Cement signed an agreement to get $850M financing from Milost Global, the statement showed.
The United Kingdom could sell its 10% stake in Royal Bank of Scotland this week, with the government still holding a 71% stake in the Bank.
India's trader group raised objections to Walmart's $16B acquisition of e-commerce business Flipkart, though the complaint was seen unlikely to prevent the deal.
Myanmar's President has appointed on Monday the 80-year-old Deloitte's managing partner Soe Win as a new Finance Minister, following the resignation of his predecessor.
On Monday, Denmark's government has confirmed it was expecting a lower budget deficit this year, a 0.5% of GDP compared to 0.8% expected in the earlier forecast.
Sergei Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, stated on Monday there should be only Syria's army presence on the country's southern border that was close to Israel and Jordan.
On Monday, the German Transport Ministry interrogated Daimler's CEO Dieter Zetsche on how many Mercedes-Benz vehicles are necessary to fix to meet the emissions regulations.
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is set to face a confidence vote this Friday, after corruption convictions have handed down to people related to his centre-right People's Party.
The US-based software firm Verint Systems is in negotiations to merge the security division with NSO Group, Israel's cyber surveillance company, in a deal valued at around $1B.
On Monday, Burman Family Office and Hero Enterprise Investment Office consortium have granted an approval to Fortis Healthcare to reopen the bidding process, following shareholders' concerns over the chosen underdog.
Uber's President in India Amit Jain was appointed to head the ride-hailing service's Asia Pacific operations that include India, New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan.
As crude oil prices decreased on Monday, various media quoted various supply reasons. However, Dukascopy analysts noted that all commodity prices were declining due to the appreciation of the US Dollar.
The rail project, which would connect Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, has been dropped by Malaysian authorities.
The President of Italy is expected to call in the former official of International Monetary Fund to head the stopgap government due to a constitutional and political turmoil.