This week, Pfizer announced that the company expects the 2021 and 2022 COVID-19 vaccine sales to a total of $65 billion.
Reuters revealed on Monday that Coca-Cola would buy Gatorade rival BodyArmor for $5.6 billion.
Already during Monday's US trading hours, the stock price for Tesla reached above the $1,200.00 mark. The stock price has been surging rapidly since the announcement that Hertz could order up to 150,000 Tesla automobiles.
Data published this week revealed that US spending on construction had decreased by 0.5% during September.
On November 2, the Reserve Bank of Australia published its Rate Statement. On the announcement, at 03:30 GMT, the AUD/USD increased volatility by bouncing around in a 28 pip range before declining 34 base points.
During Tuesday's early European trading hours, the price for Ethereum hit a new all-time-high level, as the $4470.00 level was breached.
Ryanair announced this week that the company could delist its stock from the London Stock Exchange due to a decline in trading volumes.
The US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen revealed on Monday that the US economy is not overheating and inflation can be attributed to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Monday, Skoda revealed that due to chip shortage the company would make a quarter of a million less cars in 2021.
Last week, Facebook announced that it would now be called Meta, as the company rebranded to focus on the creation of a metaverse.
At the start of Monday's US trading, US stock indices booked new all-time-high levels. Prior to the start of trading, the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that the US economy is not overheated.
On Monday, the stock price of Tesla continued to book new all-time-high levels, as the stock started the day's trading close to the 1,150.00 mark.
On October 29, the Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida stated that he would like to decrease requirements for company quarterly reports. However, implementation of easing could take years.
Recently published data revealed that US consumer spending had increased in September by 0.6%
On Monday, Ryanair posted quarterly profit, which had not occurred since 2019. The news caused a surge of the company's stock price.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, the US Dollar traded flat, as the markets awaited this week's Federal Reserve announcements.
On Thursday, the Chinese government issued a warning to online brokers not licensed in China that they were operating illegally.
Exxon Mobil published on Friday the company's best quarterly results since 2017. The announcement caused a surge of the stock on US open.
On Friday, at 12:30 GMT, the Canadian GDP data was published. Due to being lower than forecast, the GDP data caused a Canadian Dollar drop.
On Friday, Daimler published the company's quarterly earnings. The event caused a stock price surge, which propelled the stock price to its 2015 high level.
This week, the World Trade Organization stated that the recent recovery from the coronavirus has caused a spike in demand, which is causing global goods shortages.
The Wall Street Journal revealed this week that for breaking the recently proposed trading activity ban US Federal Reserve officials would face fines of up to 10% of a traded asset's value.
During early Friday's trading hours, the price for Ethereum hit a new all-time-high level, as it reached the $4,400.00 mark
During the post-rate announcement conference, the Governor of Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda commented that the recent decline in the Japanese Yen is not bad for the Japanese economy.