Asian stocks strengthened from their two-week lows on Tuesday after the heavy sell-off apparent during the previous sessions.
Brent crude oil extended gains for the sixth session and edged above $75 per barrel on Tuesday, driven by expectations of tighter supply and possible US sanctions against Iran.
Shares of Assured Guaranty plunged by 6% during the after-hour trading on Monday in response to a comment by David Einhorn that the stock of the bond insurer would fall.
The BoC Governor Stephen Poloz revealed an optimistic assessment of Canadian economic prospects, adding that expected inflation rise above the target would be temporary.
Alphabet reported a solid increase in advertisments' sales on YouTube and Google search, which were not enough to offset the company's raising costs that shrank Q1 operating margin.
China's ride-hailing business Didi Chuxing started to provide services in Mexico's city of Toluca, causing a potentially costly competition with Uber in the Latin American market.
Australia's consumer price growth was soft in the March quarter, as core inflation started the third year in succession below the RBA target, postponing the rate hike.
The United Arab Emirates are set to fund $50.4M project of rebuilding Grand al-Nuri Mosque, which demolished by militants of Islamic State last year.
Infosys, the one of the largest India's IT companies, planned to pay attention on digital services, seeking to boost growth due to falling profit margins in legacy business and higher competition.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed the new trade agreement between the EU and Mexico and underlined the importance of free trade ahead of meeting with the US President Donald Trump.
On Monday, hundreds of Indonesian drivers working for ridesharing startups Go-Jek and Grab protested against low online fares and called for stricter regulation of ridesharing companies.
The US government claimed that it will give more time to the US customers of Russian aluminium giant Rusal to comply with sanctions, which has resulted in growth of Rusal shares on the Moscow exchange.
On Monday, Russian parliamentarian Valentina Matvienko claimed that NATO enlargement to the Balkans threatens security and stability in the region and criticised Montenegro's decision to join the alliance.
On Monday, the ECB head Benoit Coeure stated that the ECB could provide liquidity to failing banks in case the banks had enough securities and were not set for liquidation.
The US President Donald Trump claimed that Mexican immigration control could be one of the conditions of a new NAFTA treaty, adding that the US border must be protected from illegal immigrants.
On Monday, the President of France Emmanuel Macron arrived to Washington D.C. to meet with the US President Donald Trump to discuss trade issues and the Iran nuclear problem.
On Monday, the Prime Minister of Armenia Serzh Sarksyan claimed that he was resigning from his post after two weeks of street protests in Armenia, which had led to political crisis in the state.
Humana has tied-up with two private equity companies to acquire the privately held hospice operator Curo Health Services in a deal valued at about $1.4B.
Eddie Lampert, the Sears CEO stated on Monday that the Illinois-based retailer should sell its real estate and business units, including Kenmore appliances brand, sending the firm's shares up 5.5% to $3.17 on the news.
On Monday, Netflix announced it was planning to raise $1.5B in debt, as it seeks to ramp up its expansion in the original content and boost subscription growth across the world.
GSMA, the telecom standards organisation, has put its new cell phone technology implementation on hold in the wake of the US government's inquiry into the inquiry involving the group, Verizon and AT&T.
Volvo Trucks is eager to share its electric truck battery technology across the brands, as it seeks to offset production and development costs for the expensive component, the company said on Monday.
Shares of the German health group Fresenius surged as much as 3.9% on Monday, after it ditched the $4.75B takeover of US generic drug maker Akorn.
Ireland's Smyths Toys clinched a deal to buy four online stores and 93 stores of Toys ‘R' Us in Switzerland, Germany and Austria, after the US insolvent retailer had abandoned its plan to withdraw from bankruptcy.