ECONOMY

African leaders reached a deal in Sudanese capital of Khartoum on Monday.

Tunisia's political scene is still in chaos and the country has never faced such a potent terror threat.

US dollar has risen more than 25% against international currencies since summer 2013.

UK population will grow by 9.6 million in 25 years and exacerbate infrastructure pressures.

To begin with, the GPFG will target commercial real estate in Singapore and Tokyo.

Bitcoin price begins recovery following last week's $50 crash, while Ukraine government cracks down.

China-led initiative has been widely expected to rival other international finance institutions.

Greek PM Tsipras told Merkel it would be impossible to pay debt and pay pensions and wages.

Prices could even dip beyond those levels for a brief period, warns oil expert and FGE chairman Fereidun Fesharaki.

Ruling expected ease tensions between bank and Argentina, which is seeking to overcome deadlock brought by lawsuit with hold-out funds.

Saudi Arabia's oil minister earlier said it is not sole responsibility of Opec to raise oil prices.

Five new oil reserves can ensure more than one month of supply in India in case of disruptions.

But gains could be short-lived, as rising supplies may weigh on prices again.

Applications by prominent countries such as Britain, Germany and France prompt many others to join AIIB.

Goldman Sachs, UBS, Barclays, HSBC, Bank of Nova Scotia and SocGen to contribute to the new LBMA Gold Price benchmark.

Monetary union would most likely precede any currency union in the Eurasian bloc.

Osborne's budget was a thinly-veiled attempt to curry favour with the public, and it utterly failed to achieve its objectives.

European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker made surprise announcement after two-day summit.

Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies see prices stabilise following a week of falling prices.

US dollar is set to extend its rally against emerging market (EM) currencies over the next 12 months.

The Chancellor took the opportunity to blast Labour's finance plans, during the FSB conference in Birmingham.

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras said he felt 'more optimistic' after the Brussels talks.

Unions welcomed yet more 'pie in the sky' nonsense from the government on the so called 'Northern Powerhouse'.

Tighter Fed policy will not cause much damage this time in India, according to ICICI Securities PD.

Osborne's budget has catapulted the Tories into a two-point lead over Labour.

Finance minister Taro Aso said Japan would consider AIIB membership from diplomatic and economic viewpoints.

In Capitalism's Toxic Assumptions, Poole argues utilitarianism is toxifying economies.

Rental prices went up by 3.1% on a year-on-year basis

IBTimes UK looks at the huge-scale regeneration work taking place in London's Royal Docks.