The Interior Minister of the United Kingdom Priti Patel stated on Sunday that the UK government would get the economy moving via an infrastructure roadmap.
On Saturday, Caixin reported that the Chinese government intends to grant investment banking licences to commercial lenders.
Reuters revealed on Sunday that three day tests of Boeing 737 MAX airplanes were set to begin on Monday.
On Saturday, the athletic apparel producer Under Armour stated that it would end its partnership with the University of California, Los Angeles.
The People's Bank of China injected $14.17B into the financial system at an interest rate of 2.2%, data published by the central bank show.
The international credit rating agency Standard & Poor's affirmed the AA+ credit rating on Hong Kong, a statement published by the company shows.
Profits of major industrial firms in China declined 19.3% in the first five months of the current year, compared to the same period the previous year, official data show.
The US Department of Justice focused its federal antitrust investigation into Apple's App Store rules indicating payment policy, Bloomberg reported.
Delta Air Lines was planing to send notices next week to warn more than 2.5K its pilots over possible furloughs, CNBC reported, citing an internal memo.
Commerzbank AG considered to slash more than 7K jobs and close 400 branches, as a response to shareholders' criticism about the pace of cost-cutting.
Athletic apparel maker Under Armour stated that it will discontinue partnership with UCLA, which lasted for 15 years, after $280M accord was announced in 2016.
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange reported on Saturday that China's current account deficit reached $33.7M in Q1.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders stated on Saturday that the number of cars produced in the UK in May was 95.4% lower compared with the same period last year.
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange stated on Saturday that China's external debt increased 1.8% in May compared with the same period a year ago.
According to statistics, small companies in China got loans at a very low cost in first half of this year, with the interest rate of 6.03% on average.
US personal consumption expenditures rose 8.2% in May, compared to the prior month, as states continue to reopen, the US Commerce Department reports.
Pickup truck sales in China increased 35% in May, compared to the same period the previous year, data published by the China Macroeconomy Forum show.
The unemployment rate in Macao increased 0.2% to 2.4% in March-May, compared to the previous three months, the Statistics and Census Service reports.
Due to the recent insolvency of German payment processor Wirecard, a subsidiary of German KfW - Ipex Bank, is exposed to $112M losses from an unhedged loan.
A board member of the European Central Bank asserted the additional $1.5B government bond-buying program to be necessary, despite the criticism from Germany Constitutional Court.
Global e-commerce giant Amazon together with Japanese SoftBank discussed the possible purchase of Ozon, the Russia online retailer.
The Central Bank of Indonesia stated on Saturday that it was ready to finance budget deficit and the government to combat the impact of coronavirus pandemic.
The Polish mobile operator Play Communications stated on Saturday that it could sell part of its network infrastructure.
General Motors on Friday filed an appeal to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to continue litigation with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV.