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Swiss franc keeps broad downtrend as SNB may intervene to curb Greek-related currency strength

Greek vote expected to strengthen Swiss franc as a safe haven option.

Greek referendum: ECB expected to maintain tight funding on Greek banks after 'no' vote

ECB’s Benoit Cœure says that if necessary the central bank could cut rates further

ECB expected to maintain Emergency Liquidity Assistance at current level.

Osborne to slash benefit cap and remove housing subsidies as part of £12bn welfare cuts

Welfare cuts are part of Chancellor's strategy to balance budget.

Euro comes off lows after sliding on Greek vote with EU summit in focus

Euro has not broken lows of 29 June when Greece announced the referendum.

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Greek referendum: What next now that Greece has voted No?

No vote plunges Europe into uncharted waters

Greek referendum: Celebrations in the streets of Athens for supporters of the 'No' vote

Greeks party in front of parliament as vote against debt deal appears conclusive.

Greek referendum: a "No" vote does not mean Grexit

Don't count on Greece being out of the European Union yet. Treaties say it can't be forced out.

Greek Referendum: Money, food and medicines shortages hit country as bailout vote approaches

Greece faces a deepening economic crisis as vote to accept a bailout approaches.

UK economic growth slowed in June, as private sectors remain optimistic of 3rd quarter

Manufacturing, retail and services sectors showed a 14% increase in the three months to June, down from 33% in May.

Greeks buy more bitcoins fearing Grexit and conversion into devalued drachmas

New customers depositing with bitcoin exchange BTCGreece rose by 400% between May and June.

US Independence Day 2015: Retail industry to get $6.6bn boost

US households are expected to spend an average of $72.23 on food items.

Prince Charles calls for 'rewiring' of UK, world economy to fight climate change

Finance system needs 'profound changes' if it is to fight climate change, says heir to British throne.

Falling food prices cause value of UK supermarket sales to drop despite increase in volume

German budget retailers Lidl and Aldi gained the most in market share and reported higher sales.

Greek referendum: Polls neck and neck as Tsipras calls for debt relief

Sunday's referendum is set to go down to the wire.

Greek referendum: What a 'Yes' or 'No' vote would mean for Europe

IBTimes UK explains what impact a 'Yes' or 'No' vote would have on Greece and Europe.

Greek referendum: Five things you need to know about the 5 July bailout deal vote

Crunch vote could ultimately lead to Greece crashing out of the eurozone.

Summer budget 2015 preview: What can you expect from George Osborne on 8 July?

The chancellor will unveil his emergency economic plan after the Tories won a shock majority.

Crowdcube co-founder Luke Lang: Crowdfunding is the new way to go for entrepreneurs and investors

The co-founder of Crowdcube told IBTimes UK about the growing crowdfunding market.

Greek debt crisis: Yes vote slightly ahead in latest referendum poll

The Greeks' opinion on the referendum is inconsistent but it is clear they want to stay in the euro.

Mers outbreak: South Korea to inject $20bn into economy to sustain growth

The country earlier cut its economic growth forecast for 2015 to 3.1% primarily due to Mers outbreak.

Greece Debt Crisis: Major 'Yes' and 'No' rallies to be held ahead of bailout referendum

Referendum campaign heats up as posters go up in Athens

Greek debt Crisis: Athens needs an extra €60bn to stay afloat and massive debt relief says IMF

Alexis Tsipras will hope assessment will help him promote a No vote in 5 July referendum.

Azerbaijan: Luxury spa lets its customers take a bath in crude oil [video]

Energy-rich nation offers baths in Naftalan oil, which is said to have healing properties.

Greek crisis: Polls neck and neck as Greece fights to stay in eurozone

Minister Yannis Varoufakis says he will step down if the Greek people vote 'yes' to creditors' terms.

UK house prices: Young face 'exile' in quest for affordable housing says Tory minister Greg Clark

Clark, the communities secretary, will speak at a Local Government Association conference.

UK house prices show slowest growth in nine month period

Annual house growth in June moderated to 3.3% from 4.6% in May

A machine counts and sorts out euro notes at the Belgian Central Bank in Brussels

Euro off Asian lows as Greek drama continues, ECB minutes in focus

Greece has switched back after showing readiness to accept most conditions of the IMF deal.

Germany accuses Alexis Tsipras of 'making false statements' to the Greek people

Greek Prime Minister hits back, accusing 'extremist conservative forces' of blackmailing his country.

Indonesia: Foreign currency transactions ban in force

Domestic transactions using foreign currencies, including US dollars, are banned in Indonesia.

US job market grew fastest since December 2014 with small businesses taking lead

Analyst says only worry in US job market is underperforming energy sector.

Pound falls to 2-week low as manufacturing PMI plunges

The purchasing manager's index fell to a 26-month low of 51.4 in June, down from a revised reading of 51.9 in May.

Greek debt crisis: IndieGoGo bailout campaign trying to raise €1.6bn still hopes for donations

Feeney said that it is important to fight against austerity and stand together for the Greek people.

Heathrow expansion: Europe 'popping champagne' at mounting legal challenges facing new runway

European airport bosses will be smirking at inevitable legal response to Heathrow decision, it is claimed.

Alexis Tsipras Angela Merkel Greece Germany

Tsipras says referendum will go ahead as Merkel rejects last gasp plan

The Greek prime minister is forging ahead with a vote on Sunday.

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