On Wednesday, the dollar index, which measures the US Dollar against a basket of major currencies, declined to multi-year lows.
FTSE Russell could delete more Chinese firms from its global benchmarks, the company said in a statement.
On Tuesday, Andrew Hayward, a top epidemiologist, warned that the UK government needs to impose tougher COVID-19 lockdown measures.
On Tuesday, the Vietnamese Trade Ministry announced that the United Kingdom and Vietnam have signed a free trade deal.
On Tuesday, American Airlines resumed Boeing's 737 MAX commercial flights in the United States after a 20-month ban was lifted by the US Federal Aviation Administration last month.
On Tuesday, Germany's Foreign Minister Heiko stated that the 27 members of the European Union have approved the Brexit trade agreement.
The Italian-American car manufacturer Fiat Chrysler plans to invest $203.99 in its plant in Poland, where new Jeep, Fiat and Alfa Romeo models will be manufactured, the Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Gowin says.
Exports from South Korea increased for a third consecutive month in November despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, data published by the Bank of Korea show.
Industrial production in Vietnam expanded 3.36% in 2020, compared to the same period the previous year, data published by the General Statistics Office show.
Profits of industrial companies in Beijing increased 3% to $24B in the first 11 months of the current year, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy reports.
The economy of Brazil is expected to expand 4.4% in 2020, while inflation forecast is 4.39%, data published by the Central Bank show.
The Asian Development Bank and the government of Bangladesh signed a $200M loan agreement to improve access to electricity in rural areas of the country.
During Tuesday's trading, the value of the US Dollar reached for historical low levels, as new stimulus was expected to dilute the value of the currency.
Reuters released a report on Tuesday, which revealed that the average hedge fund had made 7.3% in 2020, compared to a 14% surge in the S&P 500.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, stock indices surged, as US stimulus and Brexit trade deal boosted the markets.
On Tuesday, crude oil price indices continued to gain, as the US Dollar's value was expected to decline due to US stimulus.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, stock indices surged, as additional US stimulus was revealed in the form of $2,000 checks.
Coinbase Inc announced on Monday that it would halt trading in Ripple cryptocurrency after the US SEC charged two XRP executives for personal gains they received from the offering.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices edged higher on hopes that a long-awaited US pandemic relief package could drive fuel demand.
On Tuesday, Asian shares edged up. MSCI's broadest index rose by 0.46%, Australian stocks edged higher by 0.55%, Japan's Nikkei leapt by 1.63% and shares in China surged by 0.1%.
On Tuesday, Samsung Electronics announced that it would extend LCD production in South Korea for an unspecified period.
On Monday, the share price of Alibaba continued to decline, as the firm's $10 billion buyback failed to ease the pressure of a government investigation.
It was revealed on Monday that the US Congress was set to vote on $2,000 stimulus checks, which were demanded by the US President Donald Trump.
During Monday's US trading hours, crude oil prices remained flat, as the boost from US stimulus was outweighed by expected weak demand.