Morrisons, Asda and Sainsbury's have reduced their prices on diesel and petrol at the British filling stations, as the wholesale costs keep keep falling, the companies announced.
The production of the Chinese building material sector expanded 3.1% year-on-year in the first nine-month period with increasing profitability, official data revealed.
Trade value between Russia and Iran stood at $945M over the first half of this year, a 28.3% increase compare with the same period last year.
Chinese passenger vehicle sales were seen at 2.05M units in October, down 0.6% from September and a drop of 12.9% from the same month in the prior year, industry data revealed.
The European Commission and Italy are likely to work to bring closer their viws on Italy's draft budget for 2019, which the EU executive stated breaks EU laws by not diminishing the country's public debt.
The US Treasury Committee launched an official investigation into IT failures that took place in the sector of financial services lately, after millions of customers had been locked out of the high street banks, such as Barclays, RBS and TSB.
Mediaset, the radio unit of the Italian largest commercial broadcaster, is planning expansion at the Spanish market, saying it has already entered talks with one of its potential partners.
China has granted its market access to two other foreign financial institutions, which can now set up their local subsidiaries, a Chinese insurance and banking regulator stated on Sunday, raising the number of approvals to twelve in total.
China's economic expansion is seen slowing to 6.3% in 2019, after hitting 6.6% this year, as the country is facing challenges on structural reform and trade, according to a Beijing Renmin University economists' report.
China's automaker BYD suspended its plans to launch its first Canada's electric truck plant; however, hopes to resume the project as soon as the EV manufacturer views a business case, one of its executives stated.
Russian firms still remain committed to the stock market listings planned for the next year, despite the country had the worst year in a decade for equity sales, bankers and sources said.
Kuehne & Nagel, the Swiss logistics group, is ready to enter talks with Panalpina over potential acquisition of its smaller competitor, the CEO Detlef Trefzger said to the Finanz & Wirtschaft newspaper.
ABB's Power Grids business unit signed deals, potentially worth $1.9B, to supply the Chinese utility companies with its power transmission equipment, a source familiar with the deal reported.
Igor Sechin, the head of Russian oil company Rosneft, has rebuked the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro over the delay of oil shipments, meant to repay loans.
Incoming Mexico's government has agreed to support the US President Donald Trump administration's plan to overhaul asylum rules.
According to a survey reported on Friday, Business growth in the Eurozone retraced back in November to its lowest rate in almost four years.
On Saturday, Brazil's authorities indicted the former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in a new bribery case.
On Saturday, the British Prime Minister Theresa May promised that the UK would always stand by Gibraltar after Britain leaves the European Union.
The United Kingdom and Spain have reached an agreement over the status of Gibraltar after the UK leaves the European Union, clearing the way for Brexit summit on Sunday.
On Saturday, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen resigned as the chairperson of the Democratic Progressive Party after local election setback.
A judge in New York has rejected the Trump Organisation request to dismiss a lawsuit filed in the state, claiming that the foundation was involved in self-dealing and misuse of the charity assets.
On Friday, the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) selected Japan as the host country of the World Expo 2025, thus defeating Russia and Azerbaijan who took second and third place respectively.
On Saturday, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) held an annual meeting, in which the Deputy Leader Nigel Dodds highlighted that acceptance of Theresa May's deal would make the UK weak and dependent.
The President of the European Council Donald Tusk on Saturday called members of the European Union to approve the deal on Brexit negotiated with the UK Prime Minister Theresa May.