The US Dollar fell to a one-month low against various major currencies on Thursday, as it was pressured by a decline in US 10-year bond yields.
Analysts expect oil prices to be near $60 per barrel in 2018 due to reduced output and an increase in global demand, a poll by Reuters showed on Thursday.
Oil prices were trading near two-year highs on Thursday, as a decline in US crude stocks put upward pressure on the commodity.
The Austrian Constitutional Court Chief Justice Gerhart Holzinger criticised the plan of the country's newly-formed government to implement tougher laws on asylum and security.
The Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen explained on Thursday that China's repeated military activity near the island caused regional instability.
China explained on Thursday that it had complied with the latest UN sanctions and thus did not illicitly supply oil to North Korea.
France's carmaker PSA was looking upon adopting a process of collective bargaining with the company's workforce over coming job cuts in a bid to ease the process.
Nomura Holdings is waiting for allowance by China to open securities brokerages in the country and start serving wealthy Chinese, the Bank's CEO said.
More than 18K China's officials performed badly or failed to take action in the environment protection since 2016, the country's environmental inspection said.
China's Finance Ministry stated that foreign companies' reinvested profits in China would temporary be freed from paying provisional income tax.
South Korean government stated it would impose extra measures in an attempt to regulate speculation within cryptocurrency trading in the country.
The Indonesian Consumer Price Index is likely to increase slightly 3.4% year-over-year in December, compared 3.3% in the prior month, remaining within the Bank Indonesia target range.
Mitsubishi Materials stated that a push to increase market share caused a falsification of the subsidiary's products data, including parts for automobiles and aircraft.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry stated that it was disappointed at the decision of the European Commission to probe into China's electronic bicycles' exporters.
The US apartment vacancy edged higher to 4.5% in the fourth quarter, following 4.4% in the Q3, as supply surpassed demand, the Reis report showed.
Barclays expected to take a write-off of nearly £1B on its yearly after-tax profit as a consequence of the tax overhaul in the US, the Bank said.
Japan's industrial production increased more than anticipated in November, with companies expecting further gains, as strong overseas demand keeps supporting factory activity.
The US formally accepted selling of 12 fighter planes and weapons for $593M to Nigeria, pointing to the recovery of a deal halted by the Obama administration.
Some of the Bank of Japan's board members called for debates over interest rate hikes or diminishing purchases of ETF in response to brighter outlook.
A serious bus accident took place in South-Iceland on Wednesday, where according to the police, one passenger died and many were seriously injured.
United Parcel Service Inc. delivered almost all of people's presents by Christmas Day, with the company finishing strong after a bruising late November.
South Korean prosecutors on Wednesday demanded a 12-year prison term for Samsung's jailed billionaire heir, Lee Jae-yong, who maintained his innocence during an appeal of his conviction on bribery.
Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels began a landmark prisoner swap on Wednesday, marking the largest such deal since the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine broke out in 2014.
One person has died after a 4.2 magnitude earthquake hit 50km west of Iran's capital, less than a week since an earthquake in the same area killed a pregnant woman.