ECONOMY

Declining global oil and dairy prices expected to weigh on Kiwi dollar.

US, China and EU to finalise Information Technology Agreement later this week after WTO hammers out deal.

The German chancellor still said Greece would have to push through economic reforms it has agreed to.

Instead of €60 a day, Greeks can withdraw €420 as weekly allowance while capital controls partially remain in place.

Hollande calls for a 'vanguard' of eurozone countries to build a new government with its own budget and ministers.

Meanwhile, the rand is hovering near a 12-year low vs dollar.

BoE's Mark Carney and RBA chief Glenn Stevens will speak this week.

China Securities Finance Corp will be financially supported by People's Bank of China and 17 big lenders.

IBTimes spoke to the CEO of Innovate Finance, a fintech lobby group launched by Osborne a year ago.

Exclusive: The SNP Treasury spokesman talks about life in the Commons and the election victory.

BoE will 'feel its way' to increase interest rates, hinting at around half historic average of 4.5%.

'Ramadan rush' to see profits soar across UK luxury stores and the high street.

Analysts suggest landlords hit by chancellor George Osborne in Budget could pass on costs to tenants.

UK taxpayers' money to be 'ring fenced' in any Greek rescue package

Rate increases are expected to be gradual, and limited to a level below past averages.

Athens needs a debt haircut to bring its finances under control, finance minister says.

The Bank of England conducts quarterly research that mulls impact of disruptive ledger-based technology.

Iran's return to the global oil market has been met with gushing enthusiasm.

BitPay's Pablo Magro explains how a surge in bitcoin activity in Latin America provides lesson to Greece in weathering currency storms.

Fundamental weakness of Swiss economy may lead to further weakness in franc.

Investigation finds it "impossible to make a price comparison" to find value on some store shelves.

The USD index has risen to a 6-week high.

Survey by the Bank of England also showed mortgage applications jumped significantly.

Treasury source says UK readying bailout funds after PM said its 'a matter for eurozone countries'.

Dollar is up after Yellen's hawkish Wednesday.

New Zealand Q2 CPI data comes weaker than expected too.

Prime minister Alexis Tsipras faced a revolt from his own party inside parliament, while a battle raged outside.

ADB has cut its 2015 growth forecast for Developing Asia to 6.1% from 6.3%.

Funds raised will go towards estimated €750,000 needed to get the athletes ready for the Rio 2016 Olympics.