European governments need to face market pressure for setting the right economic policy, the EZ Finance Ministers' Chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem stated.
Consumer price deflation in Qatar deepened in September as the country's property market faced further downturn amid economic sanctions imposed by Arab countries.
The end of NAFTA is likely to have negative impact on Mexico, creating a short-lived economic downturn, Agustin Carstens, the Mexican Central Bank Chief, stated.
The Finance Ministry of Poland stated that the country is set to quit the IMF precautionary Flexible Credit Line worth $9.2B, as its strong economy allows to do that.
Wolfgang Schaeuble, the Finance Minister of Germany, warned against rising protectionism and urged countries to cooperate more closely, after visiting the US.
The International Monetary Fund member countries welcomed improvement in the global economic activity at an annual meeting on Saturday, an official statement shows.
The US decision to terminate the nuclear deal is likely to result in Iran developing nuclear weapons, the German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says.
The Canadian economic growth will slow down in the second half of 2017, the Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says.
Inflation and wages will eventually rise in the EU countries, but slower than previously thought, the European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says.
Hundreds of Tesla's employees, including team leaders, supervisors and associates were fired the previous week, a former employee states.
Revision of trade agreements can be a "win-win" for all nations involved, the International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde says.
Thousands of people gathered on Saturday to oust the Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak over misuse of billions of dollars by the largest state-owned fund.
The Russian economy grew more than 2% in the third quarter of 2017, the Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin says.
The Islamic State faces imminent defeat in Raqqa, Syrian Kurdish YPG militia says.
Two car bomb blasts killed at least 22 people in Somalia's capital Mogadishu on Saturday, police data shows.
Not less than 22 casualties were reported after two cars loaded with explosives detonated in Somalia's capital Mogadishu.
According to the RIA news agency, the Russian government has reached a preliminary agreement with Venezuelan authorities on restructuring its debt to Kremlin.
Valentina Matviyenko, the Chairwoman of Russia's Federation Council, will have a meeting with North and South Korean top parliamentarians to ask them to establish a direct channel of communication, the TASS news agency reported on Saturday.
According to Somalia's police officer Mohamed Hussein, a powerful truck bomb exploded in the centre of Mogadishu. The number of casualties has not been determined yet.
The Spanish government stated on Saturday that it would take control of Catalonia in case the regional leader would reply ambiguously on Spain's question about independence declaration.
Seven people, including six children, were shot dead by a gunman in a raid on a high school on early Saturday that most probably was a revenge attack, a Kenya police official reported.
At least four people died in a plane crash in Ivory Coast near Abidjan on Saturday, while six others were injured, the police reported.
Once again, North Korea had issued a new threat on Friday stating it would launch a ballistic missile toward the US Pacific territory of Guam, if Donald Trump continued his "provocations".
The Turkish army has confirmed on Friday that it deployed troops to Syria's Idlib province, in order to stop fighting and establish a de-escalation zone in the northwestern region.