Better than expected Chinese trade data released on Wednesday morning reversed the direction of Asian stocks, as Asian stock markets rebounded and erased previously gained losses.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of Ukraine and several other Eastern European countries' officials addressed the Washington to help them resist Russia's cyber-attacks and other forms of influence.
On Tuesday, US President Donal Trump approved the Republican replacement plan for Obamacare; however,this brought a lot of disapproval and opposition from several conservative groups that by all means tried to complicate the plan's passage in Congress.
On Tuesday, the CEO of Fiat Chrysler Sergio Marchionne said that he was still interested in a tie-up with General Motors, saying such deal would be "a good thing for the business".
On Tuesday, shares of the US technology and social media company Snap Inc dropped as much as 11% on the back of investor short-covering.
Oil prices were unchanged on Tuesday, showing almost no reaction to mixed messages from the Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Khalid Al-Falih on the OPEC output cut deal outlook.
Microsoft tech support sites reported that a number of online services provided by the company had experienced several-hour outages in the US and Europe on Tuesday.
The US Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price said that the bill aimed at repealing Obamacare was the first step towards facelifting the country's healthcare system.
The IBD/TIPP poll revealed that the US Economic Optimism Index slipped 2.0% to 55.3 points in February compared with a 56.4 reading observed in the preceding month.
Porsche's head of sales announced that the company might introduce an electric Macan SUV version, as VW, its parent organisation, attempts to recover from the dieselgate scandal.
The Ivey PMI released by the Richard Ivey School of Business declined to 55.0 in February from 57.2 registered in January, falling short of expectations for a 58.9 print.
Prices in the fifth Global Dairy Trade auction of this year dropped 6.3%, coming in a notch below market analysts' expectations for an 8% slide.
Following a $44.3B reading registered over the month of December, the US trade deficit widened to $48.5B in January, matching analysts' expectations.
Trade surplus in Canada widened more than expected over the month of January, with exports totalling $46.45B and imports easing to $45.64B.
Data released by Eurostat on Tuesday revealed that the Euro zone's GDP expanded 0.4% in the final quarter last year, matching the flash estimate.
On Tuesday, China urged the Myanmar security forces and ethnic rebels for a ceasefire, calling to choose a peaceful way to resolve their disagreements.
The CEO of the Volkswagen Spanish affiliated company Seat Luca de Meo is reviewing the possibilities of selling its vehicles in Iran as the company is eager to expand outside the European market.
The foreign minister of Turkey Mevlut Cavusoglu claimed he would visit Germany on Tuesday in spite of everything, otherwise Turkey would respond to any hostility it could face.
On Monday, thousands of teachers had poured onto the streets in the Argentina's capital Buenos Aires, skipping the first working day in school, to claim for their wage raise amid surging inflation in 2016.
During the final quarter of 2016 economic growth in the Euro zone soared, being driven mostly by higher household consumption, official data showed on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, a snowslide hit the French Tignes ski resort in the Alps, sweeping away a number of skiers. All the rest people were evacuated; however, no information about the victims had been reported yet.
On Tuesday, the Thailand "red shirt" opposition leader Yosvaris Chuklom was sentenced to two years in jail by the Supreme Court for the insult aimed at the monarchy during the outcry in 2010.
During the final quarter of 2016 economic growth in the Euro zone soared, being driven mostly by higher household consumption, official data showed on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the parliament of Hungary decided to toughen border control and round up migrants by putting them into camps along the southern border.