UK Economic Recovery Remains Domestic as Trade Deficit Widens Again
Rising oil imports, a strong pound and weak eurozone demand all factors in the widening gap.
Electronic Payments Rise 16% in Middle East and North Africa During Ramadan-Eid Holidays
Increased transition within Mena region from cash-based financial system to card-based system.
Oil Falls Below $83 as Dollar Hits Four-Year High
Brent crude fell below $83 a barrel as the US dollar hit a four-year high on Friday.
Pakistan Rupee Rallies to Seven-Week High as Inflation Slows to 17-Month Low
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ECB Blames Domestic Policymakers for Ireland's Economic Crisis
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Abdel Fattah al-Sisi hopes to attract foreign cash at March 2015 investor summit.
France's President Francois Hollande Will Not Seek Re-Election if he Fails to Cut Unemployment
Hollande has admitted he has made mistakes but vowed to 'go to the end' with economic reforms.
China Central Bank Pumps $125.9bn Low-Cost Funds into Banking System
People's Bank of China increases funds flow in bid to reverse sagging economic growth.
IMF: Zimbabwe Economy Hit by Weak Exports and Commodity Price Shocks
Growth dips from 10.5% in 2012 to 4.5% in 2013 amid dwindling external reserves and widening fiscal deficit.
TTIP: Germany Accused of Hypocrisy over Opposition to ISDS Clause
Portuguese minister tells London event that ISDS is crucial to any EU-US trade agreement.
Lux Leaks: Jean-Claude Juncker Facing Credibility Crisis After Latest Luxembourg Tax Avoidance Scandal
EU Commission President Juncker was Prime Minister of Luxembourg for 18 years until 2013.
Why Russians Are Buying More Ladas
Sales of Russia's iconic Lada car have jumped in October amid a government scheme.
Yemen in Crisis as Key Export Pipeline Blown Up and US Denies Saleh Sanctions Claim
Yemen's government relies on oil revenues to fund its spending programmes.
Gold-Silver Ratio Rallies to Five-Year High, Showing Silver Investors Suffering More Losses
Gold retains its lure as a safe-haven asset compared to silver.
Joe Kaeser Says Siemens to Focus on 'Attractive' US as Europe Lags
Siemens proposes €3.3 shareholder dividend for fiscal 2014.
Eurozone to Drag Down Global Economic Growth in 2015
China and India lead the gradual recovery, with UK and US also performing well.
East Ukraine: EU Foreign Chief Mogherini Hints at More Sanctions
Italian minister threatens to take action over Eastern Ukrainian crisis.
Hungarian Forint Close to Decade Low vs Dollar Amid Gas Line Issue
Hungary's pro-Russia move might gift the country with more enemies in the EU block.
Britons are Heading Down the Social Ladder Instead of Climbing Up It – Oxford University
Academics say there has been a 'clear change' in the direction of mobility in the UK.
Industrial Output Boost Provides Relief For UK Government
ONS data shows UK industrial output increased 0.6% in September compared to August.
Britain's EU Tax Bill Row Needs to 'Calm Down' says Brussels Chief
Britain's new European commissioner Jonathan Hill warns of the situation getting out of hand
Winter Freeze: 15 Million UK Homes Plan to Ration Energy Use to Tackle 'Sky High' Bills
uSwitch says it is 'high time' for the big six suppliers to pass on reductions in wholesale prices.
India Will Need $250bn Over Five Years to Meet Energy Needs
Power Minister Piyush Goyal estimates $100bn will find its way into renewable energy.
Fed Rate Hike to Dampen Appeal of Euro Bonds, Says Moody's
With the Fed rate hike, diverging policy trends of major central banks could result in greater volatility.
US Fed Prohibits Large Mergers in Financial Sector
Fed issued rule prohibiting financial firms from combining with others if resulting company's liabilities exceed 10% of aggregate industry liabilities.
UK Government Urges Energy Firms to Drop Petrol Prices on Lower Oil Costs
Oil has fallen from about $115 per barrel in June to about $84.
UK Interest Rate Hike Tipped for Mid-2015
Bank of England is expected to wean Britain off record low rates next year.
Cost of Living Crisis: Majority of Britons 'Do Not Feel Benefit' of Economic Recovery
New survey shows just one in seven voters feel they are benefiting from upturn.
UK and France Sign £120m Deal for Military Drones Study
Deal could mean combat drone ready for deployment from 2030.
Who are the Winners and Losers of the Russian Rouble's Collapse?
As Russia's central bank prepares to float its currency, we look who has been affected by its fall.
Jason Hawkes' Aerial Photos of London Show Rapidly Changing Face of the Capital
Jason Hawkes takes to the skies over London to show to rapidly changing face of the capital.
Immigration's Inconvenient Truth? UCL Study Says Nothing About UK Immigration and Low Pay
Immigrants pay more in to UK economy than they take out, but many think they drive down pay.
Norwegian Krone Falls to Multi-Year Lows Against Pound, Dollar and Euro Amid Falling Oil Prices
At its 23 October policy meeting, Norges Bank said it was concerned over oil prices.
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