During Monday's US trading hours, the value of the US Dollar reached a one-week low level, as retracement after recent high levels was occurring.
The President of Russia Vladimir Putin inked a law authorising him to run for two extra terms in the Kremlin once the current term expires in 2024.
Invitae Corp announced that the group of investors including SoftBank Group are set to invest $1.15B in the US genetic diagnostics company Invitae.
South Korea's LG Electronics is set to wind down its mobile unit after failing to find a buyer, as the first major smartphone brand to fully withdraw from the market.
Russia announced that it would continue a Twitter slowdown until mid-May, though it confirmed the US social media firm speeded up banned content deletion.
Alkami Technology was aiming for a more than $2.08B valuation in the US initial public offering, the banking software supplier stated.
The US President Joe Biden will will advance his $2T infrastructure plan even without the support of Republican lawmakers, the US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm stated on Sunday.
According to Reuters News, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to confirm on Monday that outdoor hospitality, non-essential retail and hairdressers can reopen on April 12.
On Monday, crude oil prices edged lower after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and their allies, agreed to gradually ease production cuts by 350,000 barrels per day in May.
On Monday, the US dollar index remained stable, as investors and traders await data on the US services industry.
On Monday, global equity markets surged to a 1 1/2-month high after data from the US Labour Department showed that US employment surged by 916,000 in March.
Kosovo's parliament appointed a US educated female law professor as the new president of the country after her predecessor Hashim Thaci resigned over war crimes charges.
The US President Joe Biden will push his $2 trillion infrastructure plan even without the support of the Republican Party, the Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says.
Former General Electric executive Aris Kekedjian will join Icahn Enterprises as a CEO, the founder and controlling shareholder Carl Icahn says.
The Indian government's decision to freeze China's ByteDance bank accounts in a tax evasion probe is a harassment and is illegal, a filing to an Indian court shows.
On Sunday, US President's Joe Biden's advisor Brian Deese stated that the recent 2$ infrastructure plan was designed to increase job creation.
Reuters reported on Sunday that a group of leakers were offering for sale the private data of almost 500 million users.
On Sunday, the Finance Minister of France Bruno Le Maire stated that the public budget deficit of France would increase to 9% of GDP.
The European Commission announced on Sunday that it had made a deal with France in regards to refinancing Air France-KLM finances.
On Sunday, the government of France announced that the French economy would grow by 5.00% instead of 6.00% in 2021.
On Friday, Airbus and Dassault Aviation reached a preliminary agreement on the FCAS fighter project, according to people familiar with the matter.
Many American factories continued to complain on the shortage of workers despite that the Labor Department had reported creation of 916K new jobs in March.
On Saturday, Hertz Global Holdings Inc accepted an equity capital provision plan from Centerbridge Partners, Dundon Capital Partners and Warburg Pincus.
On Sunday, Tesla Inc filed appeal against the US Labor Relations Board's decision that the company had violated labour law.