Volvo Cars issued a recall for 507,000 vehicles worldwide, citing a risk of fire due to a faulty engine component. The Swedish automaker reportedly said it has received reports of a small number of cars catching fire, but no one has been injured. The recall could affect certain vehicles produced during the period from 2014 to 2019 and having two-liter, four-cylinder diesel engines.
Germany's finance ministry warned on Monday that the weakness in the industrial sector and exports is set to last longer, mainly due to global risks such as the trade tensions. "Leading indicators and falling orders indicate a persistently weakened industrial economy," the ministry said in its latest monthly report.
As investors brace for a busy earnings week, here's a list of few companies that will be among the most closely watched big names reporting on Tuesday, July 23.