During Monday's trading hours, in the aftermath of booking a new all-time high during the weekend, the price for Bitcoin declined below the 55,000 level.
On Monday, the US Dollar entered its second session of gains. However, the currency index was still at March 10 levels.
The retail and factory sector activity in China surged during the 2021's first two months, topping estimates, as the economy is recovering from the coronavirus pandemic.
Volkswagen has announced on Monday about its plans to switch the electric vehicle battery type, leaving the carmaker's supply deals with SK Innovation and LG Energy Solution in doubt.
On Monday, China's search giant Baidu announced its AI chip division Kunlun had recently completed a fundraising round at the valuation of about $2.0B.
On Monday, Deliveroo said it was planning to sell about $1.39B of its new shares in the IPO, in potentially the largest London listing in over seven years.
On Monday, crude oil prices edged higher. Brent crude futures for May surged by 0.3% to $69.45 a barrel by 01:02 GMT, while the US WTI crude for April was at $65.90.
On Monday, global equity markets edged higher, as investors and traders bet on a faster economic recovery.
On Sunday, the Israeli First Digital Bank began operations on a testing basis and announced that it planned to open to the general public later this year.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, the German automaker Volkswagen plans to slash roughly 4,000 jobs at its factories in Germany via early retirement.
Volkswagen revealed to Handelsblatt that the company would retire 5,000 workers in a new early retirement program.
On Sunday, Virgin Atlantic revealed that it would raise 160 million GBP in a new round of financing.
S&P Global announced on Sunday that the oil-rich region of the Persian Gulf would recover economically very slowly.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong stated in an interview that Singapore could reopen its borders by the end of this year.
Japanese newspaper Yomiuri announced on Sunday that the President of the United States Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga would meet on April 9.
On Saturday, the US President Joe Biden enlisted the help of the Federal Emergency Management Agency to deal with a surge of illegal immigration.
British Airways announced on Sunday that they would call for a permission for free travel for all COVID-19 vaccinated people.
On Sunday, the Governor of the Bank of Spain Pablo Hernandez de Cos stated that the recovery from Covid-19 would be slower than previously forecast.
The Pope announced on Sunday that efforts for peace should be made on the tenth anniversary of the civil war in Syria.
Throughout Sunday, protests against the military seizing power in Myanmar continued.
On Sunday, the Health Minister of Italy Roberto Speranza stated that he expects a decline in coroanvirus cases in late spring.
On Sunday, the CEO of Carnival Corp Arnold Donald revealed that it would take at least two years for the cruise industry to recover.
On Sunday, the CEO of Panasonic Kazuhiro Tsuga revealed to the Financial Times that the company would reduce its reliance on Tesla for electric vehicle batteries.
During Sunday's trading hours, the price for Ethereum hovered near the 2,000.00 mark, which was considered as the cyrptocurrencies all-time high.