During Monday's US trading hours, US stocks reached a seven week low level, as news of possible corona lockdowns in Europe weighted in.
On Monday, gold prices dropped by more than 3%, as the US Dollar gained strength and risk off sentiment took hold.
The US Federal Reserve announced on Monday that the US household wealth had returned to pre-coronavirus levels.
On Monday, the Congressional Budget Office of the United States revealed that the US debt could double by the year of 2050.
On Monday, Italy's Atlantia confirmed it still sought to split Autostrade per l'Italia, its motorway unit, from the group likely through the direct sale of Atlantia's 88% stake in the division.
Shares of Rolls-Royce hit their lowest level since 2004 on Monday, after the engine maker had confirmed its consideration of the rights issue worth $3.23B.
On Monday, Microsoft reported it would take over the owner of Doom and Fallout, ZeniMax Media, in a eal worth $7.5B, boosting its offering of Xbox video games.
Illumina, the gene sequencing firm, is set to acquire Grail Inc, the Jeff Bezos-backed cancer screening start-up, in a cash-and-stock deal worth $8.0B, both companies announced on Monday.
On Monday, General Electric announced its plans to stop building new coal-fired power factories, as the American industrial conglomerate has shifted its focus to renewable power generation sources.
China's Tencent Holdings said on Monday that WeChat was likely to struggle to attract new US users, while Washington challenges the court ruling to prevent the messaging app's ban.
On Monday, shares in Standard Charts and HSBC have plunged to their lowest in the last 22 years due to reports of lenders and other banks transferring large sums of the allegedly illicit funds.
On Monday, the GBP/USD currency exchange rate dropped by 124 pips or 0.96%. The drop was caused by news that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson was considering reinstating a coronavirus lockdown.
On Monday, the EUR/USD dropped by 76 base points or 0.64%. The drop was caused by the announcement of the German government that the debt of the country would reach 80% of GDP .
The Chinese ride-hailing titan Didi Chuxing has partnered with electric carmaker BYD over launching the co-designed ride-hailing electric vehicle later this year, Reuters reported.
Royal Dutch Shell announced it plans to reduce about 40% off the oil and gas production costs, aiming to save cash to overhaul the business and shift its focus to renewable energy.
Nikola Corp's executive chairman and founder Trevor Milton stepped down from his role, the US electric-truck maker announced on Sunday, on the back of allegations that the company had misled investors and carmakers.
On Monday, the Chinese ByteDance said in a statement that TikTok Global would launch an initial public offering.
On Monday, crude oil prices edged lower, Brent crude was by 0.50%, at $42.95 per barrel at 00:39 GMT, while the US WTI crude fell by 0.70%, to $40.84 a barrel.
On Sunday, a US Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler blocked the US Commerce Department from asking Alphabet Inc's Google and Apple to remove WeChat app for downloads.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Societe Generale is preparing to launch Lyxor asset management sale.
According to analysts' reports, many major oil refineries were forced to reduce production into the autumn amid a low demand.
The US Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler on Sunday blocked the US President Donald Trump's executive order banning WeChat from downloading in the Apple Store and Google Play Market.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that he stood for a solution that would allow the TikTok app to continue operating in the country.
The Irish economy is likely to contract at least 9% in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, a statement published by the Central Bank of Ireland shows.