The US President Donald Trump has suspended the entry of some foreign workers on H-1B visa into the United States.
Global trade contracted 18.5% in the second quarter of the current year, compared to the same period the previous year, the World Trade Organization reports.
The World Bank approved a loan of $500M to support reforms in Morocco, data published by the World Bank show.
Bank of Italy calls for a "well-constructed plan" to restart the economy, the Governor of the Bank of Italy Ignazio Visco says.
The Brazilian economy is expected to contract 6.5% in 2020, a statement published by the Central Bank of Brazil shows.
The US economy is expected to expand at a slower pace than previously expected, a senior US Federal Reserve official says.
Consumer prices in Singapore declined 0.8% in May, compared to the prior month, the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Monetary Authority of Singapore reports.
The shares of China coffeehouse chain Luckin Coffee dropped 18% on repeated de-listing warning from NASDAQ, company to hold an urgent general meeting.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump assured the trade deal between the US and China is unblemished, causing oil prices to rise near 2%.
Markus Braun, the former CEO of troubled financial services giant Wirecard AG has been arrested on Tuesday on account falsification suspicions.
LG Chem and Hyundai Motor Group are considering to form an electric vehicle battery joint venture based in Indonesia, while the production capacity and investment size have not been decided yet.
The US home sales hit their nine and a half year low in May by plunging as much as 9.7% to seasonally adjusted 3.91M units, on the back of disruptions triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.
Palo Alto Networks announced that Kathy Bonanno, its Chief Financial Officer, is eager to step down from her position and will join Google's Cloud unit, adding the firm is planning to find a replacement as soon as this week.
The New York Stock Exchange announced on Monday that it has sent in an amendment of change of IPO rules with the SEC.
On Monday, a Reuters poll revealed that the central bank of Mexico is highly likely to cuts its interest rates.
Apple Inc announced on Monday that the company would produce its own Mac computer chips.
On Monday, Microsoft announced that it would close its streaming service Mixer and tie up with Facebook Gaming.
At the end of the week's trading the US Dollar lost value against other currencies, as cash assets were exchanged for equity.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks surged by more than two percent.
On Monday, the Wall Street stock indices ended the week with a surge, which was led by tech stocks.
American Airlines Group seeks to secure $3.5B in new financing with intention to boost the carrier's liquidity as it struggles with travel restrictions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nokia Oyj is planning to slash 1,233 job positions at its French arm Alcatel-Lucent International, which is the third of the division's workforce, Finland's telecoms equipment maker announced on Monday.
Delta Air Lines is planning to resume its flight operations between the United States and China on June 25 after their suspension in February caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
On Monday, the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes were flat due to the increased number of coronavirus cases, while technology stocks jumped for the seventh session.