ECONOMY

Reports surface that Tsipras government had prepared plans for return of drachma.

Paris trip is first in series over next 6 months to discuss the UK's EU membership.

UK consumers are now the second most confident in Europe.

A survey conducted by New World Wealth and Lio Global reveals the wealthy want second citizenship in the UK.

Fed's tone is likely to influence the dollar's direction.

Donald Toon, director of economic crime at NCA, says property market skewed by laundered money.

Gold prices closed at $1,085.50 per ounce on 24 July, down 0.79% or $8.60, on Comex.

As per staff projections, Fed will increase benchmark rates to 0.35% by end of 2015 from 0.13%.

Brian Armstrong reveals Coinbase has a plan to make bitcoin replace the dollar as anchor currency.

The export-GDP share of Brazil was 11.5% in 2014 and that was 33.8% for Chile as per World Bank statistics.

The prime minister also warned that the EU needed to relax its business regulation rules.

USD/CAD has broken through the 2009 high to its highest since 2004 on 24 July.

The going rate for pay rises was unchanged in the second quarter from the previous three months, study says.

China Markit manufacturing PMI falls to 15-month low in July.

Flash Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) declined to 48.2, the lowest reading since April 2014.

Analysts highlight concerns over weakening economy and stock market.

Accounts posted online for the year ending March 2014 show record profits from Duchy.

Commodities led by gold and oil hit a 10-year low thanks to Iran and China.

40,000 shops stand empty and less than half of all shopping now takes place on the country's 5,400 high streets.

UK inflation rate hovering around 0% was expected to fuel sales in June.

Protesting farmers barricade roads, dump manure outside banks and set fire to rubbish outside supermarkets.

UK retail sales fall in June while Spanish labour market strengthens.

The central bank has dropped the phrase that the currency is 'overvalued' in its latest statement.

36 Syriza lawmakers however voted against or abstained from the vote.

Strong overseas demand for British cars led the surge but domestic demand fell.

The ECB has increased the ELA by €900m just ahead of the Greek parliament vote.

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leadership candidate ahead in the polls, has unveiled his economic plan.

Minutes of the committee's meeting on 9 July showed that all members voted to keep the interest at 0.5%.

The baht is now down more than 5% so far this year.