On Monday, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson stated that Britain would prosper no matter if or not his preffered trade deal with the EU is made.
During Monday's early European trading hours, Ryanair posted better than expected earnings and caused a four percent surge in the company's stock price.
On Monday, payments company Worldline revealed that it had agreed to buy its rival Ingenico for a sum of $8.7 billion.
During Monday's European and Asian trading hours, global stock indices reached a seven week low level.
On Monday, OPEC+ stated that it is considering increasing oil output by 500,000 barrels per day. Meanwhile, Russian statistics revealed during the weekend that Russia has increased output.
According to analysts polled by Reuters showed that Indonesia's annual inflation at 2.68%, lower than the market expected.
According to a private survey, India's January factory activity surged at the fastest pace in almost eight years.
According to two sources with knowledge of the matter, Apple supplier Wistron Corp intends to assemble key iPhone component in India.
Crude oil prices continued to edge lower on Monday. The decline was attributed to concerns about lower demand for crude oil in China.
On Monday, the Central Bank of Indonesia intervened into forex trading in order to stabilize the local currency which fell 0.5% last week amid the coronavirus outbreak.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government laid out its position for the upcoming trade negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
According to the WAM report, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has allocated $2B to Mauritania for investment projects.
On Sunday, It was revealed that Chinese authorities have not accepted the help of the US in the battle against the coronavirus.
Chinese authorities announced on Sunday that they have taken measures to limit short-selling activities in the country's financial markets.
On Sunday, the President of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan stated that the UAE would invest $2 billion in Mauritania.
On Sunday, the Swiss SonntagsZeitung revealed that Credit Suisse had been conducting espionage on Greenpeace.
During the middle of Sunday's European hours, Reuters published an article with information about UK's supposed stance in upcoming UK-EU trade talks.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Ireland Leo Varadkar stated that both the EU and the UK should not set red lines prior trade talks.
The Premier of China Li Keqiang stated on Sunday that the government would help producers of vital goods in resuming operations after the Lunar New Year holidays.
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.