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UK inflation falls to lowest level since records began

ONS's statistics shows that CPI fell by 0.2%

Greece rejects 'impossible' finance deal, confident solution will be found

Talks between Greece and euro zone finance ministers over the country's debt broke down on 16 February when Athens rejected a proposal to request a six-month extension of its international bailout as "unacceptable".

David Cameron to unveil youth unemployment crackdown with community work plan

The prime minister is to make a major speech on his party's stance on welfare.

Pound off six-week high ahead of consumer price inflation data

UK inflation forecast to be lower than previous month as Greek bailout issue weighs on market.

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Brexit would be 'disaster' for UK and EU

EU Trade commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom warns of painful separation if UK leaves the EU.

Cryptocurrency round-up: Bitcoin cellphone remittance and 720BTC bounty for Bter exchange

Price of bitcoin surges over weekend but falls 10% in the space of a few hours following Bter hack.

India seals nuclear energy deal with Sri Lanka

New Delhi hopes pact will help trounce China's influence in Sri Lanka and in South Asia.

Eurozone ministers sceptical ahead of critical Greek debt talks

Greece wants to restructure debt repayments, terms of austerity before accepting new bailout.

Nigeria's acting President Goodluck Jonathan

Nigeria's naira falls past 200 against dollar to new record low

Nigerian currency has fallen 7% so far this month and nearly 20 since currency devaluation in November.

'Scotland's Oil' is now so cheap – but not to produce

About two per cent of the UK's economy is affected by North Sea oil and gas with direct and indirect employment reported to be in the region of 450,000

New Zealand dollar up to three-week high on better retail sales data

The Kiwi dollar which had fallen 6% after Q4 inflation data, now up 5% off the low.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

Tory big beast Iain Duncan Smith blasts Ed Balls over 'absurd' cash-in-hand advice

The work and pensions secretary says Labour have a 'complete lack of understanding' about business.

Japan economy grows 2.2 percent rebounding from recession

Japan economy grows 2.2% rebounding from recession

Japan's economy grew an annualised 2.2% in the final quarter of last year, according to government figures released on 16 February.

Bter cryptocurrency exchange loses £1.1m worth of bitcoin in suspected hack

Cryptocurrency exchange BTER offers bounty of 720 bitcoins for help recovering the stolen funds.

Ed Miliband: Labour's business plan will mean 'more inclusive prosperity'

The Labour leader will make a major speech on his party's plans in the West Midlands.

India's wholesale price deflation deepens in January

Rupee showed weakness but shares remained firm after the data.

Japan moves out of recession on higher exports and lower oil prices

GDP grew an annualised 2.2% due primarily to rebound in exports, but growth missed economists' expectations.

Japan expands less than expected in Q4, yen at 10-day high, all eyes on BoJ

Japanese GDP advanced 0.6% in December quarter after registering 0.6% and 1.9% contraction rates in Q3 and Q2.

Ukraine to borrow $1bn to buy gas and fuel oil for reserves

Planned strategic reserve of natural gas and fuel oil will cover local needs in emergency situations.

Oil rallies on industry spending cuts and declining US drilling

Capital Economics expects oil prices to gradually climb back to some $70 per barrel over the medium term.

Central banks watch: FOMC, BoE, RBA minutes to be in focus while Japan, Indonesia and South Korea to set rates

FOMC's thinking about recent inflation and labour data mix will be keenly watched.

Gold may see volatile trade next week amid lack of major cues

Gold prices hinge on dollar and negotiations over Greece financial situation.

US eases import restrictions on Cuban private sector

US is looking to end its more than 50-year-long enmity with the Communist state.

A Valentine's Day floral arrangement is seen at the Safeway store in Wheaton, Maryland

Valentine's Day 2015: Americans to spend a whopping $19bn on love, friends, family, children and pets

Average American will spend $142.31, significantly higher than $102.50 in 2009.

Cryptocurrency round-up: Google working on bitcoin payment system as markets surge

Bitcoin price surge sparks market-wide resurgence, as reports suggest Google will integrate bitcoin.

Lord Digby Jones interview: Former minister talks Ed Miliband, the EU, business and politics

Exclusive: IBTimes UK spoke to the former director-general of the CBI.

Reuters Pictures: 30 years of news in 30 powerful photos and the moving stories behind them [Graphic images]

Award-winning Reuters photographers share the stories behind iconic news images.

Technical analysis: Gold confirms near term downtrend with firm dollar, while $1200 remains key

Break below $1200 can lead to fresh multi-year lows.

Lord Digby Jones: Ed Miliband 'dislikes and doesn't understand' wealth creation

Exclusive: The former Labour trade minister blasted Miliband in an interview with IBTimes UK.

Technical analysis: Pound breaks key short term resistance ahead of CPI, MPC minutes week

GBP/USD is now aiming 1.5486, a break of which opens up 1.5621 ahead of 1.5827.

German growth surprise spurs European stocks

Possibility of Greece reaching deal with eurozone also fuels growth in European markets.

Labour's Ed Balls: Bankers' bonus clawbacks should be extended to 10 years

The Labour Party has outlined plans to extend the current clawback period from seven to 10 years.

South Africa: Foreigners can no longer own land

Foreigners currently own an estimated 7% of land in South Africa.

Euro rises to one-week high on German GDP data and ahead of Eurozone numbers

The pair had ignored German deflation and rallied on the back of weak US retail sales data.

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