ECONOMY

James Woolsey says ideological differences between two countries should be better managed.

Banks across the country have been asked to operate this weekend to ramp up transactions.

House prices rose at the fastest pace in six months, Rics survey suggests.

Trump's victory not the worst result for China, says Global Times but cautions against economic conflict.

The European Commission's formal draft budgets are due next week.

Narendra Modi's surprise move aims to curb corruption and unaccounted money in the country.

ONS says it has so far seen 'little evidence' of weaker pound feeding into trade volumes.

Dollar and global markets expected to plunge as Donald Trump wins race to the White House.

Traders switching from riskier assets to safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen.

Government needs to think creatively on addressing growing housing crisis, construction industry says.

Oil traders warn that a win for Trump would be bad for world trade.

The surprise move aims at reducing corruption and counterfeit currency.

Bank of England's new rules are aimed at bolstering banks' cash reserves to avoid another state-funded bailout.

UK manufacturing posts largest monthly gain in five months, but industrial output shrinks on month-on-month basis.

At least five major polls on Monday showed Hillary Clinton to still have a lead over Donald Trump.

This is said to limit UK Chancellor Philip Hammond's options in the upcoming autumn statement.

Survey by IHS Markit and REC shows British businesses hired permanent staff at the fastest pace in 8 months in October.

Economists says Trump's low taxes and mass deportations will hurt competitiveness of US economy.

He will cut taxes, reduce regulations, unleash America's energy sector, and eliminate America's trade deficit.

Analysts have been cited as saying that investors see the FBI decision as a positive sign for markets.

Former tax chief Xiao Jie will succeed Lou Jiwei amid growing concerns over China's economic slowdown.

The Rolls-Royce consortium said the full development of SMR technology would require £1.2bn.

While Birds Eye is seeking to increase prices by up to 12%, Walkers said it will hike prices by 5% to 10%.

Luxury foods and electronic items expected to be the most stolen items this festive season.

This will be May's first bilateral visit outside the European Union as head of state.

A single rail operator will run existing InterCity West Coast and the new high-speed services set for 2026.

Sales rose 1.4% but demand from individual consumers declined for the seventh consecutive month.

Chances of Opec and non-Opec coordinated cuts are slim based on past form, says industry veteran.

More than 50% of the items in the consumer price index basket will be exempted from taxes to curb inflation.