On Wednesday, Samsung Electronics revealed that it was close to finishing the creation of a $17 billion semiconductor plant in Texas.
US firm Lucid Group announced on Wednesday that it would start delivering luxury cars that would have larger driving ranges than Tesla.
On Wednesday, Swiss market regulators approved the licence for the country's first cryptocurrency investment fund.
During Wednesday's trading hours, Asian stock indices declined in value, as US Dollar nad yields held firm.
French consumer confidence is back to pre-pandemic levels rising to 102 from 99 in August.
China's industrial profits decline on power cuts, high commodity prices and COVID-19 outbreaks.
Brent oil tops $80 a barrel, its highest price since October 2018, amidst fears over tight supply.
On Monday, oil producers and traders gathered at APPEC for a conference. Most expressed views revealed that the sector expects a resurgence in demand.
Reuters reported on Monday that cryptocurrency exchanges were cutting ties with their Chinese users due to a government crackdown.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks continued to surge, as prices gained for fifth consecutive trading session.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia remained flat, as the markets waited for new information about the Evergrande fallout.
Reuters revealed on Friday that Wall Street mostly expects the current head of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell to remain in his post for another four year period.
On Friday, ECB President Christine Lagarde revealed to CNBC that many current causes of inflation were temporary.
On Friday, Reuters revealed that some of Evergrande bond holders had not received their payments that were due by Thursday.
During early Friday's trading hours, the US Dollar index fluctuated near one-week low level due to one of the biggest drops in a month.
The US White House announced on Thursday that it would discuss new option to overcome the ongoing global semiconductor deficit.
On Thursday, Bloomberg revealed that the Chinese government had ordered Evergrande to avoid a near-term USD denominated bond default.
During early Thursday's trading hours, global stock indices continued to surge, as a recovery was fueled by news that the US would keep monetary stimulus intact.
On Thursday, at 07:30 GMT, the Swiss National Bank announced that it would not change its monetary policy, as it sees no reason for it.
At 11:00 GMT, the Bank of England published its Monetary Policy Summary. In general, policy remained unchanged, but details of how the decision was made caused GBP volatility.
Amazon's cloud computing unit to invest $7.5b in data centers in New Zealand and create 1000 jobs.
At 18:00 GMT markets became highly volatile, as the US Federal Reserve released Economic Projections and Meeting Minutes. The EUR/USD immediately started bouncing in a 35 base point range.
On Wednesday, at 18:00 GMT, the US Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes were expected to cause notable market volatility.
On Wednesday, Lufthansa initiated a stock rights offering. As a result of the event, the price of the stock plummeted by 28.04%.