Next week, the head of European Union's foreign policy Josep Borrell is set to travel to Iran in an effort to reduce tensions.
The central bank of China announced on Sunday that on Monday it would inject nearly $174 billion into the markets by using reverse repo operations.
On Sunday, Reuters published an article revealing that global mining companies are losing investment money, as the world shifts to renewable energy.
The Energy Ministry of Russia revealed on Sunday that the total output of gas condensate and crude oil has reached 11.28 million barrels per day.
On Sunday, the Shanghai Stock Exchange announced that it would extend the deadline for companies to release financial reports for 2019.
Reuters revealed on Saturday that WeWork intends to hire Sandeep Mathrani as the company's new CEO.
On Saturday, the Prime Minister of Iraq Mohammed Tawfiq Allawi addressed the people of Iraq and asked for their support.
On Saturday, the President of the United States Donald Trump expanded the US travel ban policy to additional five countries.
Bulgaria expects a 0.7% of GDP of fiscal surplus in January after purchase of war planes forced the country to end last year with budget's shortfall.
Venezuela is set to start applying an extra tax ranging from 5% to 25% over goods purchases made in a foreign currency under the new law.
India sought to step up increase in federal budget, which raised spending over farms and offered lower personal taxes, though the measures missed expectations.
On Saturday, the US presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg offered a plan that pressuposes notable tax hikes for corporations and people earning not less than $5M per year.
Two leading Democratic presidential candidates, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, campainded on Saturday in the state of Iowa.
According to sources familiar with the matter, WeWork's leadership plans to appoint Sandeep Mathrani as its new CEO.
The Prime Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon stated on Saturday that in due time Scotland would return back to the European Union as an independent country.
The US decision to lift sanctions from COSCO, Chinese tanker firm, was not a sign of pressure weakening against Iran, a senior American official stated on Saturday.
The Indian government on Saturday made a decision to increase taxes on some imported goods in an attempt to support local producers.
In an official communique published on Saturday, the Arab League rejected Donald Trump's peace plan for the Middle East.
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated on Saturday that he wanted to return full border and customs checks on goods coming from the European Union.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission stated on Saturday that it would examine a claim made by the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) regarding graft between Airbus and AirAsia.
The US power producer PG&E presented on Friday evening a new version of its bankruptcy plan that pressuposes inter alia a new board of directors.
The Indian government stated on Saturday that it would devote $40B on agriculture and infrastructure support in an attempt to overcome biggest economic deceleration in a decade.
Apple Inc made a decision on Saturday to temporary close all its offices and stores in mainland China amid the outbreak of coronavirus.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, Bayer AG is in talks to potentially settle the company's Roundup weedkiller lawsuit in the United States.