ECONOMY

Weak data from top energy consumer China has fuelled worries about oil demand amid a global supply glut.

EUR/CHF has fallen to a 2-year low, raising concerns SNB might take fresh steps to weaken the franc.

Poll coincidences with International Stress Management Association's National Stress Awareness Day.

The research group say Britain's economy is set to grow by 2.5% in 2015.

UCL says immigrants add £5bn more to the economy than they take out.

Some 66% of poll respondents also back only English MPs voting on English laws.

The ability to get the free trade agreements finalised may depend on the result of the elections.

Deficit expected to narrow once falling oil prices are factored in.

Exclusive: Mike Brown tells IBTimes UK that the design is 'smart and functional'.

Edmund Shing recommends contrarian investment protocols in the face of a Chinese slowdown.

Ireland will be the fastest growing European economy for the next three years.

Edmund Shing says now is the time to go against the flow and invest in China.

Brent crude sinks close to $82 a barrel after Saudi Arabia cut prices to US customers.

Up to 90% of the decrease in potential food production linked to smog.

Beijing plans to use Apec Summit to promote its own free trade agenda.

Market analysts have started calling the measures that led to the sharp yen selloff and the impact of the same on other currencies as a 'currency war'.

France's economy set to be weakest performer over next few years amid slow growth and investment.

Linklaters says the potential financial implications for many employers will be significant.

Andy Burnham makes vow in the run up to Rochester and Strood by-election.

IMF says central Asian countries will feel impact of falling oil prices and the Ukraine crisis.

Dr Angus Armstrong told MPs that 'English votes for English laws' is not democratic.

South Korean and Malaysian currencies fall to their lowest in nine months.

The UK's CDC Group among host of European aid investment vehicles channelled through secrecy jurisdictions, study finds.

Investors cheer central bank's stimulus move and the public pension fund's decision to double stock investment.

Total casino revenues declined 23.2% year over year in October to 28bn Macau patacas (£2.19bn).

A crackdown from the Chinese government has allowed it to recover $1.16bn in lost tax

Bank proposes to raise £150m through planned IPO.

Bill Gross says deflation remains possibility despite monetary easing policies.

Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to forgo paying £1.7bn in extra tax.