BoJ's Hitoshi Suzuki pointed to a room to negotiate a fine-tuning of the Bank's yield curve control policy, fuelling chances of the rate hike before inflation meets its target.
The Japanese government is likely to set aside around $17.93B to subsidize costs of education and enhance elderly care within an economic stimulus package due next month.
JP Morgan was the latest bank to respond to the UK looming quit from the EU by renting additional office space in Frankfurt, Germany, to accommodate more of its staff.
Mondelez, Mars, Lidl and consumer goods makers scaled back ads from YouTube after clips of scantily dressed children were shown alongside the advertising of the main brands.
The US consumer watchdog was preparing to sue Santander Bank, alleging that the Spain's bank overcharged borrowers over auto loans, sources said.
TransCanada stated that it recovered more than 1K barrels or 44K gallons of oil from a spill site of the Keystone pipeline in the city of Amherst, South Dakota.
Uber Technologies is set to proceed with a deal to bring in Japan's technology company SoftBank as a main investor by disclosing the price next week.
Major US and global stock indices have reached the all-time highs during the New York session, supported by the strong corporate earnings, while the Euro has strengthened against the Dollar.
According to the department store operator Macy's, payment processing with gift cards and some credit cards took much longer than usual in the stores during the Black Friday sales.
The minority government of Ireland would set to collapse after the party has submitted no confidence motion in the deputy of PM, weeks before the Brexit summit.
Police have arrested three lawmakers in Kosovo, including the main opposition leader, after they have failed to show up in the court on charges regarding the tear gas release in parliament.
According to the ECB, the global banking regulators‘ oversight body would meet on December 7 to edge closer the deal on the post-financial crisis capital rules.
European banks have cut exposures to Britain since the Brexit vote, as well as they were concerned about the cross-border deals‘ legality when the UK leaves the EU.
Oxford Circus, London's underground station in the main shopping district, has been evacuated amid reports of shots fired, while armed police have surrounded the scene.
According to chairman Tusk, Britain has 10 days left to deliver on three areas of the divorce terms with the EU if the country wants to negotiate future relations after Brexit.
Shares of the major US retailers like Amazon.com and Macy's have jumped dramatically on Friday, due to Black Friday, the highest consumer spending for the last two holiday seasons.
According to the Royal Gazette, Thai First Minister Chan-ocha has reshuffled the cabinet, the fifth change during his administration since May 2014.
Uber has submitted an appeal request to the Supreme Court regarding the British tribunal's decision on the drivers' minimum wage and other workers‘ rights.
Wall Street has hit the record high on Friday, amid climbing commodity prices, as well as the retail stocks, underlying the beginning of the holiday shopping season.
The President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier is set to meet the Chancellor Angela Merkel, the SPD leader and Bavaria Conservatives' head on November 30.
Mitsubishi Materials stated that more than 200 customers could be affected by the falsified product data, in the latest scandal over Japan manufacturer's quality compliance and assurance.
On Friday, Ukraine and other five ex-Soviet states agreed to sign the European Union summit declaration aimed at bringing the republics closer to the West.
France's Parliament accepted the measures to reduce sacking trades' cost by excluding bonuses from their compulsory redundancy payouts, as Paris seeks to lure banks after the Brexit.
On Friday, Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in as Zimbabwe's new President at the Harare national stadium, following his promises to protect the rights of country's 16M citizens.