On Sunday, Iranian authorities arrested 67 people, who were set to be charged with waging an economic war against the country.
An ex-aide to the US President has released the video of her firing. The video attracted no attention in the financial world.
The President of the United States Donald Trump on Sunday backed the latest boycott of Harley Davidson motorcycles.
On Sunday, the protests against corrupt officials in Bucharest continued. About 40,000 people had gathered in the capital.
The President of Turkey on Sunday announced that the low level of the Turkish currency can't be explained by logic.
The Minister of Economy of Germany Peter Altmaier has announced that the Trump tariffs have damaged economic growth in Europe.
Representatives of the United States on Sunday urged their UK counterparts to abandon their support for the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal.
The 1$ billion worth Alaskan seafood export to China industry is bracing for incoming Chinese trade tariffs that are likely going to be set on the fishing sector.
Chinese authorities have allowed the docking of a US ship that was stranded in the aftermath of the US sanctions set on China.
On Sunday, the run-off presidential election took place in Mali. The incumbent President was set to win in the election.
Russian authorities have announced that due to US sanctions the government of the country will sell its US stock holdings.
On Sunday, Russia, Iran, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan agreed on the potential division of huge gas and oil resources of the Caspian Sea after almost 30 years of disputes.
On Sunday, the pensions of 9000 former employees of the collapsed British retailer BHS were secured after the announcement of the insurance buyout of the company's BHS2 scheme covering $1B of liabilities.
On Sunday, Times of India reported that the current Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi claimed that in 2019 election he will be re-elected with bigger parliament's majority despite the criticism by opposition.
On Sunday, the US ambassador to the UK Woody Johnson criticised Iran for funding mailing activities and proxy wars and urged the UK to leave 2015 Iran nuclear deal as it was previously done by the US.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe indicated his interest to run in September's leadership race of the governing Japan's Liberal Democratic Party for the third term to continue serving as a Prime Minister.
On Saturday, the Foreign Ministry of Japan claimed that Taro Kono, a Minister of Foreign Affairs, set off 8-days tour across Central and South American states, planning to strengthen cooperation on free trade frameworks.
The Chinese machinery sector kept stable expansion pace in the H1 of this year, showing substantial advance in industrial upgrades, the China Machinery Industry Federation stated.
The non-oil private sector of Egypt showed a greater recovery over the month of July, supported by gradual normalisation of monetary policy, rebound in the tourism sector and improved political stability, Emirates NBD said.
Home appliances' online sales in China registered strong growth pace in the first half of 2018, being up 22% year-on-year, due to a boom in the country's e-commerce sector, a report showed.
The non-oil private sector of UAE showed the weakest growth pace in three months in July, the Emirates NBD PMI survey showed, adding that both Saudis and the UAE marked softer growth in new work and output than June.
China's state-owned energy company CNPC will take over the share in Iran's South Pars gas project owned by France's Total, the Iranian state news agency IRNA reports.
China's Securities Regulatory Commission gave a green light to three IPO applications which plan to raise around $613.5M in the A-share market.
The economic sanctions imposed by the US against Iran, Russia and Turkey are likely to undermine US foreign policy targets in the long run, experts say.