ECONOMY

Ukraine crisis also bites down on markets as Russia imposes sanctions on Western exports.

Just 26% of Asian exporters have benefitted from a multitude of agreements.

David Savage is a sanctions expert at law firm Eversheds.

Oil revenues, which account for 95% of government income, have been hammered by nine-month civil war.

HMRC has said these people could face payment cancellation.

Jeffrey Bergess is the fourth generation to inherit his great grandfather's unhonoured war loans.

China's exports rose 14.5% year over year in July, leading to record trade surplus of $47.3bn.

UK's Business, Innovation and Skills Committee releases another independence impact report

Russia slapped ban on food imports from the US, EU, Canada, Australia and Norway.

Russia will subsidise construction on World Cup infrastructure.

Nielsen says UK consumer confidence rising four times more quickly than world as a whole.

Government-compiled service sector sentiment index logs third straight monthly rise.

Figures show that exports are still falling.

US economy destination for hundreds of billions of pounds of British investment.

SNP's Alex Salmond is still being called on for currency 'Plan B'

SoMP talks about how poor wage growth can be offset by a weakness in the currency.

Argentina alleges that US 2nd Circuit Court's ruling in favour of holdout creditors violates its sovereignty.

UK's skills shortage is pushing pay pressure up.

Gazprom stopped supplying gas to Ukraine in June following a long-running dispute

BDS leader Hugh Lanning tells IBTimes UK that support for BDS is reaching unprecedented levels.

Savills highlights Londoners selling up and quitting city to seek better schools and bigger homes.

Germany exported $1.83bn worth of food to Russia in 2013.

Russian ban on British beef post-BSE crisis was lifted a year ago and now meat is banned again.

Norway's salmon producers face losing biggest market which made up 10% of all exports.

July's price index figure stands 1.7% below July 2013.

IBTimes UK takes a look at companies that have been effected by the sanctions

Three Kuwaitis face asset freeze over accusations of fundraising for jihadis in Syria.

The way forward for the Russian currency is toward uncharted territory.

Analysts say airlines will pass on additional costs to flyers.