ECONOMY

Agreement may facilitate WTO deal, but is unlikely to be greeted by Obama's domestic opponents.

The Deputy Prime Minister says companies know they need to find the best talent in order to succeed.

Ipsos MORI says economic optimism is still not converting to a feel-good factor for the population.

House price growth is slowing in the UK, so should we start worrying?

Measures under discussion will curb imports by private trading firms.

The PSR says that it hopes to make the industry more 'competitive'.

Dudley says not right time for rate hike due to weak labour market and low inflation.

ECB comes under further pressure to step up stimulus packages.

Management gurus of the world descend on Vienna for the sixth annual Global Peter Drucker Forum.

Official data shows that almost 700,000 people travelled to the city.

Overall demand down 2% while supply dipped 7% as Indian demand rose 60% and China's fell 39%.

Opec has shown few signs it will reduce oil production ahead of its 27 November meeting.

Industrial production increased 7.7% year-on-year in October, down from 8% in previous month.

Bank Indonesia has left the main rate at 7.5% with inflation pressures under control while the GDP growth rate is at a five-year low.

Bali deal could be finalised at this week's G20 Summit in Brisbane.

Republicans described the Loans Program Office as 'disgusting' before 2012 election.

Backbench bill was introduced by Liberal Democrat MP and former cabinet minister Michael Moore.

For Eurozone, external and domestic demand scenarios are weak, with the former due to moderation of China.

Pound falls after RICS house price balance dropped to 20% in October from 30% in September.

IMF projects GDP growth of 2.4% for 2014 and expects inflation to stay near 4% for rest of year.

The BoE report said UK inflation is likely to fall below 1% in early 2015 and the Bank Rate will remain unchanged until October.

Juncker says he was 'not the architect of' Luxembourg's tax regime.

Edmund Shing says that now is a great time to invest in technology.

The Governor insisted that nobody at the BoE was aware of 'improper or unlawful FX dealing'

Slightly over half of consumers will be shopping at Aldi, Lidl and Iceland.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's regime might want to garner support for future economic reforms with elections.

The Bank of England governor says it is probable he will have to write a letter to the Chancellor.

Pressure mounting on ECB to increase scope of its bond purchasing initiative.

IMF will soon release $124.5m aid to Jordan as the next tranche of an ongoing program worth $2bn.