ECONOMY

PM Alexis Tsipras has until 9 July to flesh out the proposals.

Before today, the last all-Conservative budget was delivered by Kenneth Clarke in 1996. How does George Osborne's stack up?

IBTimes UK economics commentator William Keegan gave his view on Osborne's first all-Tory budget.

The amount of tax-free income UK workers receive will be increased from £10,600 to £11,000.

Chancellor unveils the first all-Tory budget in 18 years, declaring 'Britain deserves a pay rise'.

Chancellor George Osborne targets buy-to-let mortgage relief for landlords in tax crackdown.

Labour leader Harriet Harman attacks George Osborne for empty slogan on north.

Read the Conservative chancellor's full emergency budget here.

Eurozone countries have given Greece until 12 July to come up with a proposal for sweeping reforms.

Osborne adjusts buy-to-let and rent-a-room reliefs so landlords pay more tax.

Tight supply caused house prices to rise for the fourth month in a row as demand keeps growing.

EUR/GBP has risen to a two-week high also helped by Greece-related optimism.

Concerned about deposit haircuts, Greeks spend all they can on high-value items like iMacs while they still can

In 2014, there were 1.7 million prescriptions for sildenafil as prices plunged 86%.

Chancellor of the Exchequer looks set to raise personal tax allowance to £12,500 by 2020.

Angela Merkel 'not exaggeratedly optimistic' for a solution before 12 July summit.

IBTimes UK explains what you need to know about George Osborne's first all-Tory budget.

Australian dollar has fallen to a new 6-year low.

George Osborne set to relax rules governing shops that trade on Sundays.

Members of the eurozone called on Greece to be clear on what it wants after referendum vote.

The Chinese government is trying, and failing, to reorder the country's tumbling equity markets.

Cash is running perilously low as crunch meetings are set to decide fate of banking system.

More than one pound in every four spent on Visa card is now spent online, says Visa Europe.

What surprises could Chancellor George Osborne spring on the great British public?

The single currency is holding firm as Greece prepares to unveil new proposals to alleviate debt crisis.

Securities Times reports that 760 major companies on Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges had suspended trading in past week.

Chinese shares slump more than 3% on 7 July trading as investors remain concerned over government measures to stem price fall.

The plan demands for debt to be cut by 30%.

The business confidence index has fallen to its lowest level since September 2012.