-
Associated Press, CNN and Fox News declared that Joe Biden won US presidential elections
-
In spite of pressures from aides and family members, Donald Trump still refuses to acknowledge his defeat. Trump campaign plans to file more lawsuits today
-
Asian equities rally at the start of a new week. S&P/ASX 200 trades 1.75% higher, Nikkei gains 2.3% and Kospi adds 1.1%. Indices from China trade 1.3-2.4% higher
-
DAX futures point to a higher opening of the European session. US futures trade higher as well
-
According to Bloomberg report, EU may delay $4 billion tariff move in Boeing-Airbus dispute as Biden's presidency may mean fresh start in EU-US trade relationship
-
More than 600,000 new coronavirus cases were reported on Friday and Saturday. United States reported over 100 thousand new cases in each of the past five days
-
Chinese exports increased 11.4% YoY in October (exp. 9.3% YoY) while imports rose 4.7% YoY (exp. 9.5% YoY)
-
EU chief Brexit negotiator Barnier said that EU-UK talks will continue this week. Climate change, employment, environment protection and state aid will be discussed
-
At least 11 have died during an attack on the Iraqi army outpost near Baghdad. ISIS is said to be behind the attack
-
Turkish President Erdogan ousted central bank governor amid lira's slump to record levels. Turkish finance minister Albayrak (privately Erdogan's son-in-law) will step down due to health reasons
-
Apple suspended business with Pegatron, major Iphone manufacturer, after the company was revealed to violate labour laws with student workers
-
Oil books solid gains at the start of a new week. Precious metals also gain but palladium lags behind
-
AUD and NZD are top moving major currencies while JPY and CHF are top laggards
A new, daily case record was set on Friday when more than 620 thousand coronavirus infections were reported globally. Source: worldometers, XTB
