The US International Trade Commission reported on Tuesday that it made three different recommendations to the Trump administration for restricting solar cell and solar panel imports.
US stocks traded in the green territory on Tuesday amid strong gains in technology shares and a spike in shares of Mondelez and Kellogg.
Statistics Canada reported that the country's Raw Materials Price Index was 0.1% lower in September, as prices for animals and animal products went down in the observed period.
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for the United States improved from 120.6 points registered in September, hitting the 125.9-point mark over the course of October.
Chicago Business Barometer improved in October, jumping to 66.2 from the 65.2-point reading registered in the previous month.
Data released by Statistics Canada on Tuesday revealed that the country's gross domestic product was down 0.1% over the course of August.
The first reviews of the much expected iPhone X have been published. Most reviewers call it the best model of the company.
Bitcoin hit an all-time high after CME Group announced that the largest futures operator plans on launching Bitcoin futures.
The heads of Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet are heading to participate in a two day hearing at the US congress.
At Tuesday opening of the stock markets in the US stock price indexes were pushed higher by a jump in technology stocks and the strong sales data form the Oreo maker Mondelez.
During Tuesday's trading session oil prices surged due to the fact that the President of Russia Vladimir Putin was visiting Iran to discuss cooperation with the country.
Shopify posted 72% increase in third quarter revenues. In addition the company increased its fourth quarter forecast.
Pfizer reported on Tuesday that its net income more than doubled to $2.84B in the Q3, while the revenue slightly rose to 13.17B.
On Friday, China's vendors reduced the prices of the iPhone 8 models by fifth, intending to lure more customers, right ahead of the Apple's iPhone X model launch.
On Monday, the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic said that he is considering announcing the third early parliamentary elections since 2014 to prepare the country for the European Union entry.
In a statement released on Monday, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders said that it is closing most of its cholera centres in Yemen, arguing that the peak of epidemic has already passed.
France's President Emmanuel Macron has accepted Russia's invitation for a visit and is likely to come there for the next year's economic forum.
The sacked Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont is set to deliver a speech at Brussels news conference at 1130 GMT on Tuesday.
Nissan Motor reported its passenger car sales in Japan likely dropped by half in October, amid company's inspection scandal that caused production suspension.
Alphabet's driverless car unit Google halted developing autopilot driving feature after its experiments had shown that test users got distracted and were ill-prepared to manoeuvre.
The South Korean chief policy adviser stated on Tuesday that he was expecting the economic growth to rise more than 3% that year, anticipating the same surge in 2018.
On Tuesday, Sony lifted its annual operating income forecast, anticipating the best-ever profit, on the back of the growing demand for the image sensors used in the firm's devices.
The Bank of England expects that Britain will lose not less than 75K jobs related to provision of financial services due to exit from the European Union, the BBC announced on Tuesday.
The Bank of Japan maintained its short-term interest rate at minus 0.1%, delaying any changes until the inflation growth reaches the bank's elusive 2% target.