Chevron Stock rose by 3.23% to trade at $94.37 by 09:30 (13:30 GMT) on Tuesday on the NYSE exchange.

The volume of Chevron shares traded since the start of the session was 353.81K. Chevron has traded in a range of $94.37 to $94.69 on the day.

The stock has traded at $95.1200 at its highest and $85.9100 at its lowest during the past seven days.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) plunged to a first-quarter loss of $1.8 billion and scrapped its full-year earnings forecast on Tuesday, as the automaker grapples with a coronavirus crisis that has hammered production and sales.

The Italian-American company, which has struck a binding merger deal with France's PSA Group (PA:PEUP) to create the world's fourth largest carmaker, said it remained committed to the tie-up, despite unexpected and unprecedented times..

On a conference call, FCA Chief Executive Michael Manley said the terms of the deal have not changed and FCA remained committed to completing the transaction by the end of this year or early 2021

AbbVie Stock rose by 3.11% to trade at $84.44 by 09:54 (13:54 GMT) on Tuesday on the NYSE exchange.

The volume of AbbVie shares traded since the start of the session was 1.40M. AbbVie has traded in a range of $82.60 to $84.48 on the day.

The stock has traded at $85.9100 at its highest and $80.5000 at its lowest during the past seven days.

 The S&P BSE SENSEX erased early gains to close 0.8% lower at 31,454 on Tuesday, after suffering its steepest daily decline in six weeks the previous session, after a nationwide lockdown was extended by two weeks to halt the spread of COVID-19. In addition, PMI data released on Monday showed India's manufacturing sector contracted at the fastest pace on record. Still, investors welcomed news that the Reserve Bank of India is considering a proposal for extending the moratorium on bank loans by another three months to help clients struggling by the current lockdown in the count.

The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index opened higher on Tuesday, extending previous session’s gains with energy shares among the best performers as oil prices rose on hopes that demand will start to improve as some countries across the globe began to ease lockdown restrictions. Quebec, the worst-affected province in Canada, started gradually reopening its economy on Monday allowing to resume operations to stores with an outside entrance for customers. Meanwhile, the planned reopening in Montreal, the most populous city in the province of Quebec, was delayed to May 18 from May 11 as there are few hospital beds to cope with a possible surge in new cases.

Indonesia’s economy grew in the first quarter at its slowest pace for almost two decades, however economists warned the coronavirus crisis would likely deal an even greater blow in the next three months.

The news comes as governments around the world struggle to contain the deadly disease, which has essentially shut down the global economy, which is expected to fall into recession this year.

Southeast Asia’s biggest economy grew 2.97 percent in January-February, the worst rate since 2001 and well short of the 5.07 percent in the same period last year. It also missed forecasts of four percent expansion, while marking a contraction of 2.41 percent from the previous quarter.

Microsoft on Tuesday said it is investing $1 billion in Poland as part of a plan that will involve opening a data center in the country to provide cloud services to businesses and government institutions.

Microsoft said it had signed an agreement with domestic cloud provider Chmura Krajowa (National Cloud) to provide cloud services in Poland, as the central European country seeks to position itself as a regional center for technology.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in a statement said he deeply believes that Microsoft’s investment in Poland will be important for enterprises, public institutions and the education system.

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk appeared to qualify on Monday for a $700 million payday, just three days after he said the electric car company’s stock price was too high.

Shares of Tesla Inc jumped more than 8% on Monday, putting Tesla’s market capitalization at $141.1 billion at the close. More importantly for Musk, Tesla’s stock market value reached a six-month average of $100.2 billion, according to an analysis of Refinitiv data.

Each tranche gives Musk the option to buy 1.69 million Tesla shares at $350.02 each. At Tesla’s closing stock price of $761.19, Musk would theoretically be able to sell the shares for a profit of $694 million.

Hugo Boss is seeing signs of a sales rebound in China and online, but expects the impact of the coronavirus crisis to worsen before any recovery kicks in after first quarter sales fell by 17%, which knocked its shares.

Although Hugo Boss has begun reopening stores in Germany and Austria in recent weeks, its chief executive Mark Langer said shoppers were still few and far between in German cities.

The company expects second quarter sales to fall by at least 50% as three quarters of its stores are still closed. But is confident the retail environment will gradually improve from the third quarter of the year, supporting sales and earnings.

Hugo Boss said online sales jumped 39% in the first quarter to account for 11% of total sales and accelerated again strongly in April, with sales more than doubling on its own site and via partner websites and demand particularly strong for sportswear.

Oil extended gains in Asia Tuesday on signs of improving demand as coronavirus-hit major economies begin to ease strict curbs and as top producers slash output.

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for June delivery was up 7.26 per cent at $21.87 a barrel in morning trade.

The contract ended about three per cent higher in New York overnight, rebounding from losses earlier in the day.

International benchmark Brent crude for July delivery was changing hands at $28.25 a barrel, up 3.86 per cent.