On Monday, the Finance Minister of Mexico Arturo Herrera stated that the Mexican economy would overgo a smooth reopening.
Reuters revealed on Monday, that US companies have been releasing shares at a record rate, as the global stock markets continue to surge.
During Monday's trading hours, global stock indices ended the day with a surge, as world economies reopened in the aftermath of the coronavirus.
On Monday, US stock markets ended the day's trading with a surge, as reopening of economies offset riots.
Ted Baker is set to raise nearly £95M by selling shares at steep discount in a bid to ride out the coronavirus crisis, the fashion brand stated.
Brazil posted a $4.5B trade surplus last month, which was down 11.1% year-on-year and the lowest surplus registered in May in five years.
Global car sales of South Korean automakers tumbled 36.3% in May, compared to the same period in 2019, amid the coronavirus outbreak, industry data show.
Saudi Arabia plans to inject $13.3B in the banking system amid the decline in oil prices, data published by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority show.
The Portuguese industrial production declined 25.9% in April, compared to the same period the prior year, the National Institute of Statistics of Portugal reports.
The Portugal's public debt increased to €262.1B in April, an increase of 2.82% from the prior month, a statement published by the Portuguese central bank Banco de Portugal shows.
During Monday's European trading hours, crude oil prices traded steady, as there were no major announcements being made in regards to oil supply and demand.
On Monday, the London Stock Exchange revealed that it has discovered broad backing in the markets for a reduction of the trading day by 90 minutes.
Samsung Electronics announced on Monday it had begun building a new NAND flash memory chip production line in South Korea, as the coronavirus pandemic boosted demand for its servers and personal computers.
On Monday, the cosmetics maker Coty stated it had appointed the Chairman Peter Harf as a new CEO of the company, as it seeks to restructure its business.
On Monday, global stock indices surged and almost reached a three month high level, as countries began to re-open their economies.
Buffet-backed BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle maker, is set to supply Ford Motor with EV batteries, Reuters showed on Monday.
On Monday, the Australian Dollar rose as much as 1% to its three-month high of $0.6742, as investors focused on positive signs from the Chinese post-coronavirus economic recovery.
Amazon.com's CEO Jeff Bezos has selected the British digital freight forwarder Beacon for an investment, while Beacon reported it had raised more than $15M in the Series A fundraising, from the venture capital firm 8VC and investors including Bezos.
China's tech group Netease aims to attract about $2-$3B in one of the biggest equity deals this year, as it launches its secondary Hong Kong listing on Monday, according to Reuters.
According to the official manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index, manufacturing activity in China expanded at a slower rate in May.
According to the Bild am Sonntag weekly report, published on Sunday, the German economic stimulus programme could be worth $83B-$89B.
According to the Egyptian Tourism Ministry, Egypt's hotels working with an occupancy rate of 20%-22% to curb the spread of the coronavirus were fully booked by tourists.
On Sunday, the Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that she agreed with the experts that the easing of the COVID-19 lockdown must be done carefully.
Russia stated it had no objection to earlier meeting of OPEC+ on June 4, instead of the initially planned gathering on June 9-10, Reuters reported on Sunday.