On Sunday, Saudi Aramco's senior management headed to Dubai to try to market its IPO after meeting with representatives of the Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund.
Ahmed al-Kholifey, the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority Governor, stated on Sunday that Saudi Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) did not have a negative effect on banks' liquidity.
Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, stated on Sunday that his party could support a minority government formed by the opposition Labour Party only within the framework of "less formal arrangement".
Chinese pork imports in October doubled from a year earlier standing at 1.5M tonnes for the first ten months of 2019, up 49.4% from the same period last year.
The total number of international overnight visitors of Dubai rose 4.3% year-over-year to 12.08M, with more visitor coming from Oman, Saudi Arabia and China.
China's crude steel consumption is likely to surpass 930M tonnes by the end of this year, which is 6% higher compared with the prior year.
Spain's exports of goods grew 1.6% between January and September this year, amounting to €215.6B, a record-high figure for the period.
The President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro stated on Saturday that police was prepared to tackle any kind of protest, though there was no need for concern.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Swiss drugmaking company Novartis AG is about to finish $7B acquisition of the US biotech firm The Medicines Co.
Robert O'Brien, the US National Security Adviser, urged his Canadian colleagues on Saturday to drop plans of using Huawei's 5G technology, citing information security concerns.
The US National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien stated on Saturday that the United States and China still have a chance to sign a phase one trade deal by the end of this year.
The Japanese Foreign Ministry announced on Saturday that South Korea and Japan have agreed to hold a formal summit in December, to improve their strain relationship in recent months.
BASF, the German chemical giant, has started construction of $10 billion petrochemicals project in the southern province of China, the company announced on Saturday.
Olaf Scholz, the German Finance Minister, said on Saturday that the Eurozone bailout fund reform would not involve automatic debt restructuring.
On Saturday, Australia announced that it would give $300 million loans to Papua New Guinea, as direct budget support for the Pacific nation.
On Saturday, the Indian top telecom companies, Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel have asked India's Supreme Court to review a ruling demanding the firms to pay overdue levies of $13B to the government.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that its FM Kang Kyung-wha has asked the United States to play a constructive role in resolving issues between Japan and South Korea.
On Saturday, Japan and South Korea agreed to hold a formal summit next month in order to improve bilateral ties.
On Saturday, BASF, the German chemical company, has started realization of its $10B petrochemicals project in the province of Guangdong.
The UK opposition Labour Party is expected to hold a rally today against multinational companies cheating the government and workers on taxes and wages.
Deutsche Bank has filed a lawsuit against Bernard Madoff feeder funds, accusing them of backing out of their 2011 agreement to sell about $1.6B of claims in the liquidation of the swindler's company.
Bitcoin cryptocurrency plunged below $7300 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in 6 months, after the People's Bank of China began a crackdown on virtual cryptocurrencies.
The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn stated on Friday that he would keep neutral position in any second referendum on Britain's exit from the European Union.
On Friday, Marks & Spencer, the British retailer company, has appointed the former Tesco's Chief Executive Richard Price, as the managing director of the clothing & home business.