ECONOMY

Worse-than-expected German PPI also weighed on the euro.

House values in London have gone up by 55% since 2009, states Hometrack.

The Liberal Democrat accused the tax department of not doing enough to crackdown on tax avoidance.

Euro finance ministerswill hold talks today as a deadline for Greece to request an extension to its £176bn bailout programme looms.

Ukraine's currency had fallen 47% in 2014 and added another 40% in February alone.

Work began on a total of 137,000 new homes last year.

Shock announcement points to rift at the heart of the European Union.

Gold and silver bounce off channel supports amid FOMC minutes.

Greek deputy finance minister, Nadia Valavani, said on 18 February a new tax scheme will relieve the public from austerity.

Saudi Arabia has fiercely protected market share since oil prices began to slide in June last year.

Eurogroup's President Jeroen Dijsselbloem confirmed receipt of the proposal.

Brent crude has to fall through $52.4 to confirm the reversal of the uptrend since last month.

Modi government bolstering navy in Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea.

Benchmark index expected to rise further on increasing exports and stability in crude oil markets.

The franc has corrected the most against the UK pound, down 9% from 15 January close.

US state department announces new policy after two-year review

Bitcoin price continues run of stability despite major difficulties for two major exchanges.

British consumers increasingly disenchanted with tax avoiding businesses.

Tsipras says sanctions are 'hypocritical' because they don't target Russian super rich with foreign assets.

Athens says six-month extension request is for existing EU loan and not for bailout terms

UK unemployment rate fell in December quarter and jobless claims fell more than expected in January.

The UK's unemployment rate fell by 97,000 between October and December to 1.86 million.

USD/MYR recently made two attempts to break below the 50-day simple moving average, but failed.

Yen was down across the board on Tuesday, and if the situation in Greece improves further, the currency could fall to new lows.

Grexit looms large as Friday deadline set for Greece to reach deal and stave off bankruptcy.

Ukraine's economy has been battered by almost a year of war and political turmoil, hitting industries hard.

Goldman Sachs sees 'revolutionary' shift as far as investor returns in Japan are concerned.

Housing market data looks increasingly difficult to predict.

European equities fell after collapse of talks between Greece and its creditors.