ECONOMY

George Osborne studiously tweeted about how much has been recovered and used to pay down the national debt.

Goldman Sachs says that a "sequential decline" in crude oil prices might not begin until later in the year.

Invitation extended by Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergey Storchak during telephone conversation with Greek PM Alexis Tsipras.

Here is my blueprint for Cameron as he seeks to build on amazing election triumph.

The pro-business leader has had one year to make his mark on one of the world's fastest growing economies.

Australia to table 2015 federal budget at 10:30am BST and India will release factory and inflation data at 01.00pm BST.

Companies with SIFI designation in US would be subjected to stricter regulatory oversight and tighter capital and liquidity requirements.

French president, on state visit, urges west to life embargo on Cuba.

Yanis Varoufakis: Athens still faces cash crisis in a 'couple of weeks'

Money from China is set to start flowing into Britain.

Scottish tycoon urges SNP to work with Conservatives in wake of election.

One of Scotland's wealthiest men wants closer collaboration between the SNP and the Conservatives.

FTSE 100 had been buoyed by China's interest rate cut but failed to build on morning momentum

Quantitative easing has also also remained steady at £375bn.

Brent crude could trade at an average price of $60 a barrel in the third-quarter of 2015 and then rise to $65 a barrel.

Tax clamp down being called 'the first of its kind in the world'.

China's crude oil purchases are expected to remain robust despite slowing economic growth.

USD/THB has upside room up to 34.50 as long as the 32.50 support holds.

Kamath headed country's private banking giant ICICI Bank until April 2009.

Shanghai Composite index gains 3% on the back of Beijing's latest stimulus measures.

Euro's uptrend is intact as long as 1.08 support holds.

US dollar broadly improves as China rate move fails to boost risk appetite.

Capital Economics expects some major headwinds for crude oil prices, both on the supply and demand side.

The rupee hit a 20-month low last week and charts suggest retest of 2013 lows likely.

BoE meeting significant as it is the first after David Cameron's re-election.

China's total debt has quadrupled since 2007 to reach $28tn by mid-2014, says research from McKinsey Global Institute.

US gold futures for delivery in June gain 1% for the week.

Findings delayed for third time after Surpreme Court ruling on air pollution.

The loonie is up 5% against the US dollar over the past four weeks.