ECONOMY

In February, consumer prices accelerated as expected in Germany, while it quickened faster than expected in France.

House prices in London expected to rise after UK general election on May 7.

IMF targets 'immediate economic stabilisation' in its latest Ukraine bailout.

Bank of Korea cuts base rate to 1.75% while RBNZ leaves OCR at 3.5%.

AUD/USD is at a crucial support with the medium term downward channel support and the long term trend line just about to meet.

Industrial output fell by 0.1% in January.

BoE member Martin Weale speaks later in the day, and the BoE governor on Thursday.

Down another 637 pips, euro will equal dollar in value, and the dollar index is just one point below 100.

Ukraine must renegotiate its gas supply deal before the end of March.

Rupee has fallen more than 2% so far this month.

Dismal industrial data for the January-February period suggests China will grow at its slowest pace in 25 years in 2015.

EU finance ministers agreed the details of a €315bn (£224bn, $338bn) investment plan to help revive the European economy.

The rupiah slid to 13,090 against the US dollar on 10 March, the lowest since August 1998.

The former prime minister also stressed that pro-Europeans should call for reforms in Brussels.

Yen has entirely reversed the four-year rally through November 2011 by falling to 122/dollar.

Restricted exports of US crude is prime reason for $9 discount of West Texas Intermediate to Brent crude, says FT.

IMF expected to clear Ukraine's new aid package as GDP plunges 15%.

Some economists believe China's February consumer price rise was disappointing in the context of the Lunar New Year.

Euro drops to lowest level since 2003 on hawkish comments by Fisher.

China inflation has rebounded from a five-year low and USD index has risen to a new 11-year high

Aussie dollar down as strong Chinese data weakens prospects for additional stimulus from China.

Bitcoin price continues to rise, as researchers claim it could offer solution to net neutrality.

Nick Clegg says he wants the UK to takeover the European economic powerhouse of Germany by 2035.

It took several years for an expansionary monetary policy to offset the pernicious impact of ill-timed and inappropriate fiscal contraction.

Report from Edinburgh Airport shows the benefit of reducing air tax

The market is now waiting for Canadian February jobs data due on Friday.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK obtained a preview of the Greens' general election manifesto.

Moody's expects China to grow 6.5%-7.0% in 2015, and slowdown to near 6.5% in 2016.

A paper from the Royal United Services Institute shows how budget cuts could affect armed forces.