India Expected to Report Second-Quarter Slow Down
Growth was probably hit by slowing industrial activity and delayed monsoon rains that hurt farm output.
Juncker Unveils €315bn European Investment Package
Seed fund is designed to attract more than €315bn in private investment.
South Korea Makes Crude Oil Payment to Iran Under Interim Nuclear Deal
Iran can draw $700m in oil payments per month under deal with six powers.
China Mulls Suing "Economic Fugitives" in the US
The move comes as Beijing faces challenges in seeking the return of people suspected of committing economic crimes.
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Moody's Rating of Pakistan's Sovereign Sukuk Reflects Country's Moderating Fiscal Deficit, Event Risk
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Scottish Devolution: Labour's Jim Murphy Backs Transfer of Income Tax Powers to Holyrood
But former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned that the move could be a 'Trojan Horse'.
Australian Craft Brewers Appeal to WTO Over Beer Subsidies
US breweries accused of distorting the marketplace.
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Police in Hong Kong standing on platforms fire what was described as "tear spray" at protesters.
TTIP: TUC Boss Frances O'Grady Fearful of Impact on Labour Laws
O'Grady says EU should be using TTIP negotiations to improve labour laws in the US.
China to Pay for India's High-Speed Rail Study
Much of India's rail network is now slow and heavily congested.
Moscow Confirms Crimean People Will Repay Loans to Ukraine's Banks
A Russia central bank figure says that Crimeans will have to repay their debts to Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin Signs Law to Stem Capital Outflows and Clamp Down On Russian Tax Cheats
An estimated $200bn will leave Russia this year in capital outflows.
Halfords Black Friday Deals Announced with Big Savings on Bikes for Christmas
Cycling and motoring specialist Halfords has revealed details of its Black Friday sales ahead of Christmas.
Russian Rouble Holds Near Three-Week High as Authorities Fret Over Oil Scenario and Sanctions
Falling oil prices as well as Ukraine-related sanctions weighing on Russian currency.
Qatar: Falling Oil Prices Will Have No Impact On $200bn World Cup Construction
Country has abundant liquidity and natural gas to ensure $200bn spend goes ahead.
RBNZ Survey Projects Subdued Inflation and Wage Pressures in New Zealand, NZD Falls to Near 30-Month Low
The one-year-ahead CPI inflation decreased from 1.96% to 1.59% and two-year-ahead expectations from 2.23% to 2.06%.
Royal Mail Teams Up With Amazon Before Christmas Rush
Amazon customers can now collect deliveries at Post Office branches.
Opec Must Cut Production or Oil Will Fall to $60 a Barrel
Brent crude futures have shed a third since June and hit a four-year low of $76.76 a barrel on 14 November.
Moody's Projects India's FY2016 Growth at 5.6%, Says FDI Inflow Will Continue
Analysts, however, see India's GDP growth slower in September quarter than previous period.
Japan Likely to Issue More Debt on Top of Its $8.5tn Public Liabilities
Sales tax hike has hurt consumption and resulted in recession in the economy.
UK Services Sector Hiring Hits Fastest Rate in 7 Years
The CBI says growth across the services sector is expected to continue into the New Year.
IoD: UK Government 'Must Increase Rent a Room Tax-Free Threshold to £10,000'
The Institute of Directors argues the move would empower micro-entrepreneurs.
IMF: Malaysia's Growth Will Slow But Fiscal Deficit Will Narrow by 2015
Malaysia GDP growth will slow to 5.25% by next year but fiscal deficit will narrow to 3% of GDP vs the 3.5% target.
NHS England Strike: Why Meagre Pay Offer Caused Thousands of Health Workers to Walk Out
Unison and other unions strike against UK government over NHS pay dispute
Draghi and Juncker to Set Out Plans to Save Eurozone
The pair will announce separate initiatives designed to stimulate demand in Europe.
UK Rental Prices Continue To Fall - Survey
South West experiences drop of nearly 10% according to survey from HomeLet insurance company
India: Jindal Steel Drops $10bn Project after Coal Setback
Coal-to-diesel project was aimed at enhancing India's energy security.
Chinese Yuan Falls to Six-Week Low as Central Bank Cuts Rates
USD/CNY is set to end November higher, after six months of losses.
Supermarket Price War Killing British Food Producers
Insolvencies in the sector are on the rise, despite falling in most other industries.
Western Sanctions and Oil Price Fall Costing Russian Economy up to $140bn Per Year
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov says Western sanctions costing economy dearly.
German Business Confidence Rises for First Time in Six Months
Some analysts are hailing the uptick as a turnaround for Germany's economy.
Moody's: Nuclear Energy Expands in Asia but Slows Down in Europe and US on Lower Gas Prices
China and South Korea have most ambitious policy and Germany the least.
Global Business Confidence at Lowest Level Since Financial Crisis
Markit survey shows optimism at lowest point for five years.
China Prepared to Cut Rates Again as Deflation Fears Mount
Lawmakers worried that a sharp economic slowdown may hit employment and dent public support for reforms.
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