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Japanese - and Asian - markets reacted positively to the BOJ's policy shift.
On Wednesday, markets will get a double whammy from central banks in Japan and the US.
Oil overstock and oversupply continue to pull global energy prices down.
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Monday said that Japan is bucking the trend in the region.
Both Canada and Cuba are looking to bolster trade and social ties with China.
Protests come amid a national fiscal debacle that is only set to worsen and an inflation rate that nears 1,000 per cent.
The Pentagon responded to a query about the attack saying they were checking with Centcom to confirm the reports.
Russian commanders say they expect Washington to take decisive action to ensure Syrian rebels comply with the cessation of hostilities.
Asian stocks rose on dwindling chances of a rate hike, but US stocks opened Friday lower on higher consumer prices.
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Wednesday unanimously approved the deployment of 450 observers to assist in the implementation of the latest peace agreement between the Colombian government
