The Chinese Bureau of Statistics revealed that the country's Consumer Prices Index dropped to 1.4% in July, missing expectations for an unchanged reading of 1.5%.
The Spanish National Institute of Statistics reported that the home sales within the country rose 19.3% year-over-year in June, with more than 44K houses sold.
Azerbaijan and Pakistan would keep expanding cooperation in defence area as well as military trainings organisation, Pakistani Ambassador stated.
Sri Lankan officials expressed hopes to strengthen cultural relations with China, when the new the China Cultural Centre was opened in Colombo.
Nissan agreed to pay around $97.7M in attempt to settle claims of US consumer economic loss, which was tied to the withdrawal of 4.4M vehicles with Takata inflatiors.
Oil prices dropped markedly on Tuesday after the OPEC reported that exports from the current member countries hit record highs in July, with Nigeria and Libya contributing most to the surge.
On Tuesday, the International Trade Centre agreed to investigate Qualcomm's patent complaint against Apple.
The US Bureau of Labour Statistics reported that the US job openings climbed to 6.16M over the course of June, following the prior month's upwardly revised figure of 5.70M.
ASOS, the UK online retailer, is likely to spend $40M on a second distribution centre in the United States in attempt to sustain strong growth in sales.
Destatis reported that German exports and imports dropped 2.8% and 4.5%, respectively, moving the country's trade balance up to €21.2B in June.
Saudi Arabia would cut crude oil allocations in September by nearly 520K barrels per day, aiming to help to comply with the OPEC agreement, an industry source revealed.
China's imports rose 11.0% in July, compared with a 17.2% increase registered in the prior month, while exports growth slowed to 7.2% from 11.3% in the same period.
Spain is set to call the European Finance Minister to review the country's budget at summit in August with Germany, France and Italy, Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy stated.
According to the Kremlin, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin visited the Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the US fashion accessories manufacturer Michael Kors reported a better-than-expected revenue and profit in its Q1, while the company's shares soared 12.4%.
The US luxury brand Ralph Lauren reported a 13.2% fall in its quarterly sales as the company's decision to sell the majority of items at full price cooled demand in North America.
Four Taliban militants were reported to be killed by the security forces of Pakistan in the Lahore city after a vehicle bomb blast claimed life of at least one person and injured 22 on Thursday.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson urged the Thai leaders to put more pressure on North Korea during his visit to Thailand on Tuesday.
According to the SECO, the unemployment rate in Switzerland remained unchanged at 3.2% in July, fully meeting analysts' expectations.
On Tuesday, the African National Congress' lawmakers came to an agreement to back South Africa's President Jacob Zuma in a no-confidence vote in the Parliament later that day.
Ravina Shamdasani, the OHCHR spokeswoman, said that Venezuelan authorities have applied excessive force and arbitrary detentions to suppress protests on the streets since April.
According to a letter from the German foreign minister, Turkey has finally allowed German parliamentarians to visit soldiers of the Bundeswehr at the Incirlik air base as part of a NATO trip.
According to the China's embassy official, a planned meeting between Chinese and Vietnamese Foreign Ministers was cancelled amid rising tensions over the South China Sea between the two countries.
On Tuesday, the UK payments company Wordplay announced it had got the second deadline extension for their acquisition deal with Vantiv as two companies needed more time to come to a final agreement.