On Sunday, the head of the UK Labour party Jeremy Corbyn stated that he expects a national election by Christmas.
During a campaigning event on Saturday, the President of the United States Donald Trump stated that instead of having troops in Syria the US should prioritize its own borders.
On Sunday, the news agency Yonhap reported that the Prime Minister of South Korea would visit Japan during next week.
On Sunday, Russian officials stated that they are exploring the possibilities to export energy goods in other currencies besides the US Dollar.
On Saturday, Lyft announced that it would follow Uber in its move to sue the New York City that is looking to limit time of drivers cruising without passengers.
On Sunday, Reuters stated that a source at Downing Street had revealed that the UK remains far away from finalizing a Brexit deal.
On Sunday, the Sunday Times revealed that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is set to discuss Brexit with EU leaders by the end of Monday.
The King of Saudi Arabia on Saturday approved the deployment of additional US troops in the country. Most of the new personnel is for air defence.
On Saturday, French officials announced that French firms would no longer be able to sell weapons to Turkey.
Namibia has set up the Infrastructure Development and Investment Fund to attract funds for the development of infrastructure projects across the country.
Passenger car sales in India declined 23.69% in September, compared to the same period the prior year, a report published by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers shows.
Malaysia plans to increase the budget deficit to 3.2% of its GDP in 2020 to allocate additional funds to boost the economy, a report published by the Malaysian Finance Ministry shows.
The unemployment rate in Canada declined to 5.5% in September from 5.7% in August, a report published by the Statistics Canada shows.
German consumer prices rose 1.2% in September, compared to the same period the prior year, the German Federal Statistical Office reports.
The Irish economic outlook is closely linked to the result of Brexit negotiations, a report published by the The Central Bank of Ireland states.
The economic activity in Cambodia remains robust and the economy is expected to expand around 7% in 2019, a report published by the International Monetary Fund shows.
The economy of Brazil will expand only 0.9% in 2019 amid a lack of economic reforms, a decline from 1.1% growth in 2018, a report published by the National Confederation of Industry shows.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved IPOs of China Zheshang Bank, Beijing Zuojiang Technology, Jiangsu Jinji Industrial and NCS Testing Technology.
Smartphone shipments in China declined 5.7% in September, compared to the same period the previous year, to 34.7M units, the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology reports.
The CIS countries have agreed to improve economic cooperation between the member nations at a summit in the Turkmen capital Ashgabat.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission stated on Friday that limits on ownership of financial companies by foreigners would be lifted starting from next year's April.
The Central Bank of Ireland stated on Friday that the future temps of growth of the country's economy would significantly depend on the Brexit outcome.
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met on Friday in the city of Chennai and agreed to intensify bilateral exchanges to achieve greater prosperity.
The US farmers praised on Friday the country's President Donald Trump for the announcement of an increase of agricultural sales to China.