The Turkish BDDK banking regulators may lift the Lira transaction ban on Citibank, BNP Paribas and UBS. Turkey's Anadolu news agency reported on Sunday.
On Sunday, Emirates Airline announced that it would tap banks to raise debt in the Q1 to reduce the impact on cash flows, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Yasutoshi Nishimura, Japan's Economy Minister, announced on Sunday that the government is planning to ease the COVID-19 lockdown in some areas ahead of the May 31 deadline.
The Economy Minister of Italy Roberto Gualtieri revealed on Sunday that the Italian government would give companies tax incentives and participate in the issue of hybrid bonds.
On Sunday, it was revealed that Zambia is looking to loan funds from the International Monetary Fund.
The Finance Minister of Israel Moshe Kahlon on Sunday met with officials of the El Al Israel Airlines to discuss a recovery plan.
The central bank of China announced on Sunday that it could increase its monetary easing measures.
On Sunday, the Australian government raised concerns about China considering setting tariffs on Australian barley.
The Turkish government announced on Sunday that it could lift transaction bans set on foreign banks.
On Saturday, the CEO of Thyssenkrupp Marina Merz announced that the ongoing overhaul of Thyssenkrupp is bound to be made faster due to the coronavirus.
S&P Global Ratings announced on Sunday that rated gulf banks could absorb a $36 billion shock wave before depleting capital.
On Sunday, the Wall Street Journal revealed that the US government is negotiating with chipmakers a move of production to the US.
On Sunday, Israel's Finance Minister and El Al Israel Airlines' officials are set to meet to make a decision regarding the recovery plan for the struggling carrier, after it was grounded amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Mazda Motor Corp seeks $2.8B loans from the three Japanese top lenders and other banks, as the carmaker plans to ride out the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Emirates, one of the largest long-haul airlines in the world is set to raise debt, as it does not expect travel industry to recover for the next 18 months, following the coronavirus pandemic hit.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump announced that the US government would buy up to $3 billion worth of US agriculture goods.
The CEO of Tesla announced on Saturday that he would move production out of California to Texas or Nevada.
On Saturday, various Italian companies requested the government for guarantees for loans valued at $20 billion.
Mazda Motor Corporation announced on Saturday that it is looking for $2.8 billion in loans to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
European Union officials announced on Saturday that EU countries should guarantee travel restriction cancellations to save the tourism season.
On Saturday, the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah stated that the crash of oil prices is bound to impact Kuwait's financial solvency.
On Saturday, Chinese officials issued new rules for online bank lending. The changes were aimed at decreasing systemic risk.
On Saturday, the Economy Minister of Germany Peter Altmaier stated to Reuters that the German economy should become less dependent on other countries.
On Saturday, Eckhardt Rehberg, Germany's Chief Budget Lawmaker, revealed to the RND media group that the government expects a 100 billion Euro decline in tax revenues.