The British Pound and gold surged, while the US Dollar and stocks dropped significantly, after the UK Prime Minister Theresa May called for a general election to be held on June 8.
Uber reported on Tuesday that it would strive to expand its operations in the European Union despite its withdrawal from Denmark.
The man wanted in Cleveland for murdering a pensioner and posting the video of the crime on Facebook is reported to have killed himself in his car.
Saudi media reported that a Black Hawk military helicopter had crashed in Marib province, Yemen, putting to death 12 Saudi Armed Forces officers.
Industrial production in the United States soared 0.5% over the month of March from the upwardly revised 0.1% gain registered in February.
The latest Global Diary Trade auction prices went up 3.1% compared to the 1.7% surge registered last time, though still failing to reach late-2016 levels.
On Tuesday, the German automaker said it was eyeing the company's first-quarter operating profit to come in at about $4.7B, being helped by new models' introduction.
The International Monetary Fund upgraded its global growth forecast, saying the world economy in on track to post the best performance in recent years despite geopolitical tensions.
Statistics Canada reported the country's investors had acquired foreign equities worth a total of $4.8B in February compared to the $3.8B investment made in January.
The US Commerce Department reported on Tuesday that building permits were up 3.6%, hitting 1.26M over the month of March.
Official data released by the Commerce Department revealed new-home construction in the US slowed in March, sliding to 1.22M from the upwardly revised 1.30M February print.
According to the data released by Statistics Canada, overseas acquisitions of Canadian securities rose to $3.8B over the month of February.
Germany's Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel stated he expected to see more clarity in Brexit negotiations after the early election called by the British PM Theresa May this Tuesday.
On Monday, Tesla Inc. reported about dangerous chemical materials spill at the company's battery factory in Nevada; however, no serious injuries or threat to the public were detected.
Turkey's main opposition party called on the electoral board to cancel the results of a referendum that greatly expanded the powers of the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, citing irregularities in the voting process.
On Tuesday, the Court of Spain called the Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy for questioning to testify as a witness in a long-lasting slush fund probe of his People's Party.
Goldman Sachs reported that its 2017 first quarter's profit skyrocketed 80% amid a surge in world equity and debt offerings.
Three leaders of Denmark, Ireland and the Netherlands will meet on Friday for talks over Britain leaving the European Union following the intention to coordinate their Brexit strategy.
This Tuesday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced she would seek to hold an early election on June 8 as it would ensure political stability for the next years.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump's advisers will meet for discussion over Donald Trump's intention to withdraw the US from the Paris climate agreement.
A dip in oil prices accompanied the anticipation of the highest rise in shale output for the US over a period of two years, and led to worries that the oversupply might not be in line with OPEC's attempts to cut output.
Despite a 40% bonus cut put forth by Credit Suisse managers and a promise to freeze the compensation of directors, stakeholders remained unsatisfied with the pay-out structure to executives.
The Prime Minister of Britain Theresa May is eager to make an official statement on Tuesday outside the Downing Street office following the scheduled meeting with the Senior Ministers.
Australia's PM Malcolm Turnbull announced on Tuesday that the country was eager to adhere to the new anti-foreign employee policy and would abolish a temporary foreign worker visa, stating that "Australian jobs are for the Australian people".