The world's second largest fashion retail company H&M on Tuesday beat its quarterly profit forecast, which caused a surge of the company's stock.
Data released on Tuesday revealed that the UK jobless rate had risen from 3.9% to 4.1% from April to July.
Japan's government approved $15.51 billion budget reserve spending for COVID-19 measures, the Japanese Finance Ministry announced on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, data from the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics showed that China's industrial output growth rose to 5.6% in August from a year earlier.
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday, China's property investment in August rose by 11.8% from a year earlier.
According to the spokesperson for the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, China's foreign investment and trade have been performing better than expected.
On Monday, the US government announced that it would block cotton, apparel and other product imports from China.
The President of the United States Donald Trump stated on Monday that forest management should be improved in an effort to stop wildfires.
The owner of TikTok ByteDance revealed on Monday that it would partner up with Oracle to keep the app running in the US.
On Monday, the CEO of General Motors Mary Barra stated that global vehicle demand has been recovering together with the economy.
Gilead Sciences announced on Monday that the company would acquire Immunomedics for $21 billion.
On Monday, the Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin revealed that Russia had loaned the Belarusian government $1.5 billion.
Delta Air Lines is planning to attract $6.5B via new bonds and loans supported by the carrier's SkyMiles loyalty programme, aiming to boost its liquidity as travel demand was hurt due to the coronavirus crisis.
On Monday, Amazon.com announced about its plans to hire 100K more workers in the US in its latest job spree this year amid growing e-commerce demand due to the pandemic.
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury has warned of compulsory layoffs on Monday as airline crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
Nvidia Corp is set to acquire Arm, the British chip designer, from SoftBank Group in a deal worth $40B, both companies announced on Monday, triggering a reshape of the global semiconductor landscape.
Bloomberg News revealed on Monday that Alibaba Group would invest $3 billion in the ride hailing firm Grab.
On Monday, Arm co-founder Herman Hauser stated that the sale of the company to Nvidia would be a disaster to the UK and Europe.
During Monday's trading hours, global stock indices moved higher, as markets expected additional stimulus to be announced during the week.
As the coronavirus vaccine developer AstraZeneca announced the resumption of vaccine testing, the company's stock price jumped
During Monday's European trading hours, the US Dollar declined in value against other financial assets.
On Monday, Asian shares opened higher after AstraZeneca renewed its phase III trials. MSCI's broadest index was up 0.5%, Australian shares climbed 0.2%, while Japan's added 0.3%.
On Monday, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga was set to win the ruling Liberal Democratic Party leadership election.
Ireland's Foreign Minister Simon Coveney stated on Sunday that the Brexit trade negotiations have a window to avoid a breakdown before the contentious UK Internal Markets Bill becomes law.