According to the IATA, air freight demand's growth in 2017 could exceed the present forecast of 7.5%, after reporting 12.1% growth in August driven by the rise in worldwide trade.
The main indexes on Wall Street have scaled the new record highs during the New York session on Wednesday, after Tillerson stated that he had never considered resigning.
The chairman of the US SEC has floated a potential delay to new rules of the fund data gathering, following a hack, which has questioned cyber security controls of the regulator.
According to NBC News, the US Secretary of State Tillerson stated that he had never thought about resigning and he was always committed to the President's agenda.
Puerto Rico benchmark general obligation bond price dropped to a record low during the New York session amid Trump's suggestion to wipe out island's vast debt load.
The US Senator Warren stated that the new product of Equinox Inc that allowed clients to lock and unlock their credit reports did not provide the sufficient protection to client's data.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that its Non-Manufacturing PMI rose to 59.8 over the course of September, topping estimates for a 55.5-point reading.
Data released by the ADP revealed that the number of people employed in the private sector rose by 135K in September compared with a downwardly-revised gain of 228K in August.
Eurostat reported on Wednesday that the volume of retail trade in the Euro zone was down 0.5% in August, falling behind analysts' expectations for a 0.3% rise.
According to the data released by IHS Markit on Wednesday, the UK Services PMI advanced 0.4 points to come in at 53.6 for the month of September.
A chemical weapons watchdog found the illegal nerve agent sarin in the samples examined after an attack that took place in the opposition-led Syria's town in March.
On Wednesday, the European Union urged again the authorities of Catalonia and Spain to open a dialogue to defuse the violent confrontation over Catalan independence.
Turkey's Court found 43 ex-soldiers guilty on Wednesday of trying to murder the President Tayyip Erdogan in the 2016 failed coup.
On Wednesday, three people were killed and 35 wounded in an attack on Misrata's court complex in Lybia, which was claimed by the Islamic State.
The European Union ordered Amazon on Wednesday to pay around $294.38M in back taxes to Luxembourg, as the US company was caught up in the EU crackdown on unfair deals with taxes.
On Wednesday, Iceland's Central Bank cut its key rate for the fifth time, one month ahead of the snap Parliamentary election to mitigate the effect of lower inflation.
The EU Commission took Ireland to the European Court of Justice over its failure to recover $15.3B of a tax due from the US tech giant Apple.
On Wednesday, Honda announced it was planning to halt production at one of the Japanese domestic plants within the five years as the carmaker was focusing on the electric vehicle development.
On Wednesday European stocks decline despite new high levels on Wall Street. The reason was the fundamental disruption caused by the Catalonian issue.
The Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont announced on Wednesday that the region will declare independence during the weekend.
CaixaBank, Commerzbank, Erste Group and Bank of Montreal joined UBS and IBM groups to build a blockchain-based technology aimed at supporting trade finance transactions.
On Wednesday, Airbus stated that it had all the capacity to raise the A350 aircraft production above company's targeted level of ten planes a month by the next year's end.
On Wednesday, the Mongolia Parliament appointed its new Prime Minister Ukhnaa Khurelsukh, putting the country back on track to receive the IMF funds from a $5.5B economic rescue package.
A Competition Commissioner of the European Union Margrethe Vestager is set to speak at the news conference on Wednesday in Brussels over two state aid cases.