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According to Dr. Kathleen Mullan, a specialist in infectious diseases at the University of Chicago, most of the patients who participated in the clinical trials of the new drug have already been discharged.

The test involved those people with COVID-19 who showed severe respiratory symptoms and fever. It is reported that such treatment took less than a week, and, according to scientists, the duration of such therapy should not be more than 10 days.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s sudden about-face on a cash handouts initiative indicates the government was no longer convinced the original plan was quick enough or big enough to support households as Japan ramps up its state of emergency.

Investor demand for Switzerland’s currency, already trading at a five-year high, will increase as the country’s economy will outperform others during the recession, strategists at UBS Group AG predict.

Reports have emerged that China is planning to test its digital Yuan in four cities. Screenshots of an alleged pilot version of a wallet app for the central bank digital currency (CBDC) are circulating on social media.

"Today I instructed the administration to suspend contributions to WHO pending an assessment of organizations' performance in the area of poor governance and the concealment of coronavirus distribution data. Everyone knows what happened. US taxpayers imported $400-500 million per year into the WHO budget. For comparison: China paid $40 million, - said Trump at a White House briefing.

Against the background of quarantine and mass cancellations of sporting events, eSports and bets on it are gaining popularity.

It is predicted that by the end of 2020, the global e-sports betting market will reach $ 17.2 billion. However, while in the USA society sees e-sports as a salvation of the entertainment industry, in the UK, on ​​the contrary, they are trying to limit this direction.

Bookmakers were strongly advised to introduce a limit on bets of £ 50 per day. British politicians say bookmakers are trying to capitalize on a national disaster.

Saudi Arabian Energy Minister said, that OPEC+ and G-20 countries will reduce oil supplies by a total of 19.5 million barrels per day.

The pound continued its climb against the dollar on Thursday amid a report that U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson had moved out of intensitive care.

OPEC negotiators after nine hours of videoconference decided to resume discussion on Friday to reduce oil production. Countries failed to reach a final agreement because of Mexico's position.

Bernie Sanders, the 78-year-old senator from Vermont who reshaped American politics with his youth-led movement for sweeping social change, on Wednesday ended his presidential campaign for the 2020 Democratic nomination.

WTI bounces off $23.95 to currently around $24.40, as per NYMEX, during Wednesday’s Asian session. In doing so, the black gold ignores a huge build in inventories as suggested by the private industry data provider the American Petroleum Institute (API). The reason could be traced from the recently renewed hopes of the extended global production cuts in this week’s meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies including Russia, mostly known as OPEC+.

The pound extended its rally pound against the dollar on Tuesday as investors digested news that Prime Minister Boris Johnson remained in intensive care and his condition was "stable."

Oil prices rallied in Asia on Tuesday from a dramatic 8%-fall in their last session.

International Brent Oil Futures rose 2.43% to $34.11 and U.S. Crude Oil WTI Futures jumped 4.1% to $27.15.

Russian Direct Investment Fund’s chief executive told overnight that his country and Saudi Arabia are “very, very close” to an agreement to cut production.

The U.S. dollar was down in Asia on Tuesday morning as investor risk sentiment improved.

The U.S. Dollar Index that tracks the greenback against a basket of other currencies slipped 0.16% to 100.590 as the United States, Italy and Spain reported falling COVID-19 case numbers over the weekend.

The pound continued its selloff against the dollar on Friday, as the U.K. services sector suffered its worst month on record, exacerbating fears about the strength of the economy at a time when business activity has ground to a halt following a nationwide lockdown last week.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been admitted to hospital for tests, 10 days after testing positive for coronavirus. He was taken to a London hospital on Sunday evening with "persistent symptoms" - including a temperature.

US weekly jobless claims crossed the wires at 6.64 million Thursday morning, breaking the previous all-time high record of 3.28 million set just last week. COVID-19 continues to ravage its way through the economy as the virus continues to spread despite aggressive social distancing standards set by federal and State governments.

Crude oil exploded higher Thursday morning as US President Trump commented that Saudi Arabia and Russia appear set to cut oil production by at least 10 million barrels per day.The comments from the President stated that the cuts could be as high as 15 million barrels per day.