Minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's meeting released on Tuesday showed that policymakers would mainly focus their attention on the country's labour and housing markets going forward.
US consumer prices fell unexpectedly last month, marking the first decline in more than a year, official figures revealed on Friday.
US producer prices dropped unexpectedly last month due to the lower cost of services and energy products.
Canadian manufacturing sales dropped less than expected in February after rising for three straight months.
US crude oil inventories dropped more than expected last week, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
As markets expected, the Bank of Canada left its monetary policy unchanged at its meeting on Wednesday amid strong economic performance.
Employment data released on Wednesday confirmed the view that pay growth in the United Kingdom slowed significantly following the country's decision to leave the European Union, which boosted inflation across the country amid the sharp fall in the value of the Pound.
US employers posted more open job positions in the second month of the year, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
The mood among German investors improved markedly in April amid strong economic growth in the Q1 and easing concerns over the US President Donald Trump's protectionist policies.
British inflation remained unchanged in March compared to the prior month due to this year's later Easter and a slight fall in oil prices.
On Monday, Janet Yellen, the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, delivered a speech on monetary policy at the University of Michigan.
Canadian companies created more than expected jobs last month, while the unemployment rate advanced as more people continued to enter or re-enter the labor market, official figures revealed on Friday.
US private companies created less positions than expected last month; however, a fall in the jobless rate suggested that the labour market remained on a strong footing.
In February, British total production experienced a 0.7% decrease compared to the previous month, the Office for National Statistics reported on Friday.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits decreased more than expected last week, hitting the lowest level over the past five weeks, official figures revealed on Thursday.
German industrial orders rose in February after plunging in the preceding month amid stronger domestic demand.
US private companies created more jobs than markets expected last month, suggesting further tightening of the labour market.
The PMI for the British services sector surprised many experts, who did not expect any significant change in March.
Dairy product prices rose for the second time in a row at the Global Dairy Trade auction on Tuesday amid growing market optimism.
Canada's balance of trade turned negative for the first time since October 2016 in February, surprising markets and raising concerns about the overall health of the economy.
The Purchasing Manager's Index for the British construction sector slipped slightly last month, falling behind analysts' expectations.
As markets widely expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia left its key interest rate unchanged at its April monetary policy meeting on Tuesday, expressing concerns over the nation's housing market.
US manufacturing activity rose in line with analysts' expectations last month, a private survey revealed on Monday.
The Purchasing Manager's Index for the British manufacturing sector dropped slightly in March, contrary to experts' prognoses, who expected a modest increase.