During Monday's European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks reached a low level not seen since March 1999.
On Monday, stock indices in Europe surged, as stocks were boosted by gains in healthcare stocks.
Oliver Dowden, the UK Culture Minister, said on Monday that the United Kingdom has secured 25M protective medical clothing from China.
According to the SMH newspaper report, published on Monday, Virgin Australia Airlines is planning to go into voluntary administration.
Aston Martin will shift its focus to reviving the production of a sport utility vehicle, the carmaker's new Chief Executive Lawrence Stroll stated on Monday.
The Japanese government is planning to issue bonds worth $240B as a part of additional economy support measures.
According to a draft bill, Japanese authorities decided to increase financial assistance package from ¥108.2T to ¥117.1T.
Amazon.com announced on Sunday that it would extend the closure of its warehouses in France until April 22 after a dispute with the French unions over hygienic conditions.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Neiman Marcus is planning to file for bankruptcy within the coming days.
According to the New York Times, Facebook Inc is planning to launch on Monday a game streaming mobile application.
A number of the US legislators stated on Sunday that assistance from the government should be expanded to local broadcasters and newspapers.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the US department store operator, Neiman Marcus, is planning to file for bankruptcy this week.
On Sunday, the G20 health ministers held an e-meeting at which they discussed measures to be taken to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
Amazon.com stated on Sunday that it would not reopen its six warehouses in France until April 22 because of the situation with coronavirus.
According to the Senate officials, the US legislators are close to negotiate a deal that would provide small businesses extra aid to help overcoming the consequences of coronavirus outbreak.
The US banks seek to adjust the terms of $600B lending program for businesses offered by the Federal Reserve to be able to issue smaller loans.
The UK Education Minister Gavin Williamson stated on Sunday that the government has not made any decision regarding schools' reopening yet.
South Korean authorities decided on Sunday to prolong the policy of social distancing for another two weeks but eased it for some institutions amid low number of coronavirus cases.
According to the European Stability Mechanism, European countries would need not less than €500B from the EU institutions to recover from the coronavirus outbreak.
Fnac Darty stated on Sunday that it would receive a $544M loan from the French government as an aid for businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The UK Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove stated on Sunday that government would not ease quarantine measures in nearest future.
The Health Minister of Ireland Simon Harris stated on Sunday that large public gatherings most probably would not be allowed until the end of this year.
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are providing funds to low-income countries and developing nations across the globe to fight the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
The spokeswoman for Netflix Inc said that the company has added $50 million to its COVID-19 relief fund for displaced production staffs.