Sticky Eurozone Inflation Holds Amid ECB Rates Cut
Deflation fears abound as eurozone inflation holds steady in June.
Unite Union Boss: Ed Miliband Should Not Peddle Murdoch's Sun Newspaper
Len McCluskey says he hopes Miliband will remember that Liverpool is a Labour city.
UK Mortgage Approvals Slip to 11 Month Low
Bank of England figures show yet another month of falling mortgage approvals as market rules tighten.
Euro Strengthens to Three-Week High vs Dollar Ahead of Eurozone CPI Data
Euro rallied to its highest since 9 June against the dollar on 30 June in early trade despite mixed data signals from the Eurozone, helped by the dollar's weakness.
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Argentina Accuses US Judge of Abusing Power And Trying to Provoke Default
Government releases official statement, criticising US judge's decision to block payments to creditors.
ECB May Announce Additional Stimulus And Fed's Yellen May Sound Dovish Again
Major central banks in the week to 4 July will most likely boost risk appetite.
UK Skills Shortage Crisis 'Costing Britain Billions'
Exclusive: Michael Mercieca tells IBTimes UK he wants a cross-party 20 year plan.
Oil Prices Set for First Weekly Drop Since Iraq Crisis
Brent and WTI contracts for August down 1.3%.
Argentina Blames US Court's 'Absurd' Ruling for Assisting 'Global Usurers'
Without staying previous judgement, Argentina cannot promptly make its due payments.
Glastonbury 2014: Why Contactless Wristbands are Must-Have Festival Arm Candy
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Gold Hovers Near Two-Month High on Weak Asia Demand and Uneven US Recovery
China has imported 407 tonnes of gold from Hong Kong since the beginning of 2014.
China Yuan Back to Rising Trend on Strong Fundamentals, Awaits The 8 July Data Deluge
China yuan headed to end second consecutive month stronger against dollarl.
Russia Lashes Out At Ukraine EU Trade Deal as Putin Aide Calls Poroshenko a Nazi
Russia's deputy foreign minister warns of 'grave consequences' to trade deal.
UK Consumer Confidence Hits Nine-Year High: GfK
Consumer spending to remain among biggest drivers of UK's economic recovery.
Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine Sign Landmark Trade Agreements with the European Union
The three have set the wheels in motion to eventually join the EU.
Prudential Finds Men Earn a Million 20 Years Before Women
A report has found men will earn £1m by 51, while women will have to wait until they're 70.
Pound Slightly Weak Against Most Majors Ahead of GDP Data
British pound weak against most major currencies ahead of UK gross domestic output data.
Japan Sees Dizzying Price Rises on Sales Tax Hikes
Japan's sales tax hike in April resulted in high prices for goods.
Crude Prices Dip Ahead of US Data and Iraq's Plan to Increase Exports
US could export some 750,000 bpd of slightly-refined light crude oil August onwards.
Digital Skills Crisis Looms Because Employers Refuse to Offer Relocation Packages
Only 17% of employees have been offered a relocation package.
Carney: Bank of England at the Limit of its Tolerance Over Housing Market
The governor says the new mortgage lending cap will help avoid shocks in the property market.
China Liberalises Foreign Currency Deposit Rates in Shanghai
Pilot programme was tested in Shanghai Free Trade Zone earlier.
Sterling Takes Hawkish Signal From FSR; GBP/USD Back Near Multi-year High
Sterling reverses most of its losses over past few days.
Gove Risks Fresh Row by Thanking Boris Johnson For New Free Schools
Nine out of the 11 new schools being opened in London are controversial free schools
EU Referendum: Brussels Would Still Control Britain's Labour Laws Despite 'Brexit', says EIU
Economist Intelligence Unit's Robin Bew says Brussels would still have some control over the labour market
DWP Trumpets 'Defined Ambition' Workplace Pensions
The Department for Work and Pension has published a draft legislation.
UK Housing Boom: Bank of England Imposes Mortgage Market Cap to Curb Risky Lending
Certain institutions see loan-to-income cap enforced on mortgage lending as house prices spiral.
Publicans Hope Craft Beer Revolution and Hot Summer Will Pull Pint Sales Up
Publicans have become more reliant on food sales but the market shows signs of recovery.
Taxpayers Foot £35m Bill for the Royal Family
The Monarchy cost the taxpayer £35.7m in the last financial year.
France and Switzerland Join Forces to Fight Tax Evasion
Account data-sharing deal made between the French and Swiss finance ministers, Michel Sapin and Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf.
Fracking Boom Ends America's 40-Year Ban on Unrefined Oil Exports
The US Commerce Department has allowed Pioneer Natural Resources and Enterprise Products Partners to ship condensate to foreign buyers.
UK App Industry to be Worth £30bn by 2025
The UK app industry will grow by 22% annually, reaching £30bn by 2025.
UK Education System 'Not Fit For Purpose' in 20 Years, Warns Royal Society
The science organisation has called on the government to create new baccalaureate-style frameworks.
North's Hiring Boom Dampens Competition for UK Jobs
Adzuna says there were 1.33 jobseekers for every advertised vacancy in May.
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