ECONOMY

UK land registry data shows the average value of a home in London is £458,283

Some analysts have cautioned against getting carried away by the media hype surrounding India's 2015-16 spending plan.

Jordan and Israel signed an agreement on 26 February to go ahead with a World Bank-sponsored project.

Growth in the fiscal year ending 31 March is expected to hover at 7.4%.

This is the biggest majority for any vote on eurozone bailouts since the crisis began.

Havana's annual cigar festival attracts aficionados from all over the world.

Swedish economy expanded 2.7% year-on-year from 2.3% in Q3 giving a boost to the krona.

Denmark cuts the benchmark deposit rate by 15 basis points to -0.35%.

Together with the new plan, the ECB will inject €60bn every month into the economy.

Of all EU countries, Greece is the exception with lowering minimum wages.

Campaigners want UK to review its participation in Nigeria's energy privatisation programme.

Some Greeks fear election of radical leftist party Syriza will cause Greece to exit eurozone.

Can the eurozone and Greece work through their never-ending troubles?

The Labour leader spoke at the 2015 EEF National Manufacturing Conference.

New highs for USD/ZAR beyond early February peaks can't be ruled out, technically.

Funds will be raised from multi-lateral lenders, infrastructure and pension funds, and by 'monetising' railway assets.

Digital currencies combined with mobile technology may reshape mechanisms for making secure payments, says central bank.

The country was in trade deficit from July to December.

The baht is set to end for the second straight month higher, distancing further off the near two-year low of December.

US crude oil inventories rose by 8.43 million barrels for week ended 20 February, according to EIA.

The latest YouGov poll shows consumer confidence now stands at 112.7.

The HSBC chief executive received a grilling from the Treasury Select Committee.

European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi unveiled a new €20 bank note.

France warns of more sanctions if pro-Russian rebels move for Mariupol.

Greece and eurozone appear to have irreconcilable differences amid negotiations of loan extension.

Naimi directed Opec's 2014 decision to fight for market share, instead of cutting output to support prices.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary,claimed the Tories have 'failed' working families.

The move is part of George Osborne's devolution plan for the north of England.

The market closed on 6949.63, beating the existing 1999 record.