EU ministers confirm extended sanctions on Russia as unrest continues in Ukraine
The sanctions, which were due to expire in July 2014, will affect state-owned banks, energy and oil firms.
Eurozone crisis: Greece stares down barrel of multi-billion euro bank run
Markets up after new offer thrashed out by Athens over the weekend was welcomed by the European Commission.
BoJ in focus as Israel, Turkey, Taiwan, Philippines and Hungary to set rates
Japan's growth and inflation picking up forcing BoJ to leave policy unchanged.
Small businesses: Investment intentions at highest point since 2010 as confidence picks up
The FSB called upon the government to prioritise the growth of small businesses.
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Eurozone crisis: ECB saves Greek banks - for now - with €1.1bn emergency liquidity extension
Greek citizens have withdrawn an estimated €3bn over the past few days to secure their money.
Britain should put City of London under EU financial rules - Deutsche Bank vice chairman
If the UK wants a seat at the decision-making table, it needs to give up more financial sovereignty.
Eurozone crisis: Could Russia afford to bail out Greece and what would that mean?
Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.
UK public sector net borrowing hits eight-year low in May
Borrowing went down 9.44% in the financial year to March 2015, compared to the year to March 2014.
India economic growth potential higher than 7.5%
India's Minister for Finance Arun Jaitley said on Thursday (18 June) that economic reforms in the legislative pipeline can push India's growth rate above the 7 - 7.5% range.
Greece crisis: Yanis Varoufakis urges EU not to enter 'state of mind that accepts an accident'
Greece's Finance Minister says eurozone is "dangerously close" to such a mindset.
EU referendum: Five ways your life will change if Britain leaves the EU
Five of the most likely changes for Brits if a Brexit takes place.
Asia EM FX: Indian rupee further higher as ringgit, rupiah and baht pare gains
Rupee rises to a near three-week high, while other Asian currencies lose momentum.
Paraguay cuts interest rate to boost inflation sending currency to 8-year low
Annual CPI rate is 3.3% compared to the official target of 4.5%.
Japan: Central Bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda believes recovery picking up
No need for additional easing as inflation likely to reach 2% target.
Grexit: Greece enters last-chance saloon as urgent summit called to discuss default
Banks might have to stay closed on 22 June to prevent massive withdrawals.
Gold and silver jump as dollar extends losses on disappointing inflation data
Gold has pares some gains as the dollar is off lows mildly.
Greeks sail into Grexit calendar and uncharted waters
Greece has entered a bleak calendar of last-ditch attempts to prevent it falling out of the Eurozone
Pound soars to new 7-month high despite weak data as charts show downside risks
Still, broad uptrend is still intact.
Fighting talk: Greece and creditors trade insults as Grexit looms
IBTimes UK gathers the sharpest comments from Greece and its creditors over the last few weeks.
Euro rallies to 1-month high as key Eurogroup meeting begins
Dovish Fed has been supportive for the currency since 17 June.
Asian markets round-up: Most bourses drop after US Fed signals 2015 rate hike
The Shanghai Composite ends at a two-week low amid a flood of new floatations.
Angola's Luanda costliest city for expatriates; London ranked No. 12
Hong Kong is number two, followed by Zurich, Singapore and Geneva, according to Mercer's latest Cost of Living survey.
US Federal Reserve: Chair Janet Yellen signals a gradual rise in interest rates
Analysts expect a quarter of a percentage point rise in September.
China: A million new millionaires as total private wealth in Asia-Pacific passes Europe
Growth in emerging markets has eclipsed that of 'old world' regions.
Greece: Grexit would be a 'modern Greek tragedy' if aid talks fail
The Central Bank of Greece issued a stark warning of a Grexit on Wednesday (17 June) if aid talks fail ahead of an end of June repayment deadline.
Asian markets round-up: Most bourses gain ahead of ECB and US Fed decisions
The Hang Seng rose as the Asian financial hub's legislature debated a Beijing-backed electoral reform plan.
China and Australia ink landmark Free Trade Agreement
The deal now has to be approved by parliaments of both nations for it to come into effect.
World's wealthiest people to own $70tn in assets by 2017
The growth of HNWIs and their collective assets saw a slowdown in 2014, according to the annual World Wealth Report.
UK employment: Jobs growth slows down but unemployment keeps falling
Higher inflation is expected to tighten the job market, edging down average pay.
New Zealand dollar holds 5-year low ahead of Q1 GDP data
Fed decision ahead of NZ data is also in focus.
Asia to overtake North America in private financial wealth by 2016
Asia's private wealth soared 29% to $47tn in 2014, according to a Boston Consulting Group report.
Pound at 4-week high ahead of BoE minutes, FOMC decision
Tuesday's CPI numbers help support Sterling
Grexit: Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accuses creditors of trying to humiliate Greece
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker alleges Athens not being straight with the people.
India rupee near two-year low ahead of FOMC, amid Grexit woes and drought fears
Thursday's Eurogroup meeting is considered more important than the Fed review on Wednesday.
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