EU Court's Advocate General Rejects George Osborne's Bank Bonus Cap Challenge
But Jääskinen's opinion is not legally binding and a final ruling is expected next year.
Japanese Exports Accelerate Fueling Recovery Hopes
Exports increased to 9.6% year-on-year in October, representing a steep rise and its highest in the past eight months, compared to 6.9% growth in September.
Key HSBC China Manufacturing Index Slips to No-Growth Region
Economists say more monetary and fiscal easing measures should be deployed given weak data
Chemicals Giant Ineos to Spend Millions on Fracking in Britain
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Sterling Edges Higher as Two MPC Members Continue to Vote for Bank Rate Hike
Out of nine members, Ian McCafferty and Martin Weale voted for a hike in the Bank Rate to 0.75% while the rest wanted to hold.
Keystone XL Pipeline Narrowly Rejected by US Senate
Controversial pipeline project from Canada to the US narrowly fails to win backing in US Senate.
Google Paying $4m to Rent World's Biggest Billboard in New York's Time Square for Christmas
The world's biggest digital billboard turned on in New York with Google ads to run until January 2015.
TTIP: Trade Commissioner Malmström Warns Deal Shouldn't Undermine National Government as ISDS Opposition Spreads
French officials now call for controversial investor protection clause to be removed from TTIP.
Korea's Won Falls to 26-Month Low as PPI Data Disappoints, Dollar Extends Gains
Korean PPI fell for the third straight month, to its weakest since February last year.
Icap Shares Biggest FTSE100 Losers After Revenue Slump
The world's largest interdealer broker said first half revenue fell 9%.
OECD Raises India Growth Outlook and Calls For Broad Structural Reforms
India will fail to achieve the heady growth rates of the past decade without broad structural reforms.
Indonesia's Fuel Price Hike Supportive For Development, Rupiah and Pertamina: Moody's
The fuel price hike will reduce import bills of Indonesian government and borrowing needs of Pertamina.
Scottish House Prices Surge 15% After Independence Referendum
Scotland's property prices rose dramatically after Scots voted against independence on 18 September.
Japan Not Likely to Achieve 2015 Inflation Target Given Delay in Sales Tax Hike
Consumption tax hike, which was scheduled for October 2015, will now be implemented in April 2017.
UK Employers Plan to Expand into European Union Despite Calls for Brexit
The REC says UK companies have been growing and expanding their workforces throughout 2014.
Iraq's Baiji Refinery Could Be Open in 3 Months after Government Forces Beat Back Isis
Militants from the Islamic State have fought to capture the Baiji oil refinery since June.
Ukraine Wants to Halt Russian Gas Imports For Good
Nafotgaz chief executive says Ukraine wants to reduce reliance on Russian gas.
UN Seeks to Halt Isis Oil Trade by Seizing Tankers
New United Nations report recommends ban on flights entering and leaving Isis territory.
EU Lashes Out at Rising Protectionism
Increased number of trade barriers hurting global trade, says Trade Commissioner.
Rugby World Cup 2015 'to Add £1bn to UK Economy with Record Visitor Numbers'
A report from EY says that the UK's economy could benefit by almost £1bn
Fitch Keeps New Zealand Outlook Positive, Malaysia, Japan, Mongolia Negative and Others Stable, in Asia
Broad outlook is stable, reflected by structural economic challenges and tighter US monetary policy.
German Investor Confidence Rises for First Time in 11 Months
Investor sentiment improves as Germany avoids recession.
Australia and India to Sign Free Trade Agreement by End of 2015
Agreement would continue Abbott's government's aggressive free trade strategy.
UK Inflation Rises in October but Still Well Below Target
Inflation rose to 1.3% in October, well below the Bank of England's target rate of 2%
Israeli Shekel Nears Two-Year Low as Economy Contracts in Q3
Israel's GDP growth rate fell below zero in the July-September period.
Rouble Regains Ground But Oil Prices Weigh on Russian Currency
Russia's rouble up by 0.8% against dollar on Tuesday as exporters traded in foreign revenues.
UK House Prices Fall in September to Average £273,000
Prices in London showed the highest growth with 18.8%
China's Kunlun Bank Used by Iran to Transfer Funds to Quds-Linked Firms
Extremist group Quds Force is designated supporter of terrorism by US in 2007.
Moody's Raises Outlook on India's Corporates to Stable From Negative, Says Rebalancing Weighs on China's
Outlook on the non-financial corporates in Asia ex-Japan remains stable, mainly helped by US demand.
Australia-China Free Trade Deal Prompts Fears Over Lowering Standards
Mining bosses fear Chinese companies could lower safety standards if they bring their own workers.
India Set to Announce Gold Import Curbs
Move prompted by surging inbound gold shipments that threaten to inflate India's trade deficit.
HMRC Not Doing Enough to Stop Corporate Tax Avoidance, Say MPs
The taxman must clamp down on tax avoiders and act more transparently, said a new MPs report.
China: Home Prices Fall For Second Month
Softening housing sector will restrain China's GDP growth rate.
Indonesia Cuts Subsidies and Hikes Fuel Prices by 30%
President Joko Widodo government's move to boost revenues and fix trade imbalance.
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