ECONOMY

Amazon predicts busiest shopping day ever - but firms have to tailor their approach to thrive.

Four major G10 economies and that many major emerging economies are set to decide rates in the first week of December.

Moody's lowers its pricing outlook for Brent and WTI crude oils for 2015 and 2016.

Black Friday has been busiest US shopping day in US in terms of sales and traffic since 2005.

This week's rhetoric on inflation shows the European Commission is being pulled apart by horses.

Complaints dropped by 7% in third quarter of 2014.

Opec countries maintaining output, global demand slump, and US shale production puts pressure on the market

UK Consumer confidence rated at -2 by GfK in November 2014.

Pressure ratcheting up on ECB to deliver decisive action.

Tesco adds Black Friday deals website meltdown to its ever-growing list of woes.

An HSBC conference call also highlighted opportunities for infrastructure build-out down under.

Italian CPI inflation accelerated in November while Greece's GDP growth rose in Q3.

Italy, Spain and Austria also in line for penalisation if they do not implement austerity.

Photos of shoppers fighting for flat screen TVs at Asda in Wembley.

Bitcoin is trading at $359.61, down 2.58% or $9.53, as at 10:45 am GMT.

Nationwide said house prices rose 8.5% in the year to November

The KOF leading indicator fell to 98.7 from 99.5 in October and the business confidence index down to -1.30 from -0.20.

Moody's slashes European Brent and West Texas Intermediate outlook for 2015 and 2016.

Stake sale could help New Delhi rake in a little over $14bn.

Prime Minister David Cameron will announce new measures later on 28 November.

The core CPI, which excludes unstable fresh food but includes oil products, rose 2.9% in October.

Bangladesh, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Vietnam also have significant inflows.

Reforms are expected to add as much as $1tn and 21 million jobs to the world economy.

Cameron reaches limits of what he can do without hurting ordinary non-EU workers and families.

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Argos Black Friday deals leaked online include PS4 and Xbox games, digital cameras, TVs and toys.

Confidence holds steady for the second month in a row, but German inflation has fallen.

Data may stop central bank from more rate hikes, helping inflows.

Oil futures extended losses amid speculation that Opec will not cut output.