ECONOMY

World's second largest economy remains on track to meet Beijing's growth targets for the calendar year.

Estate agents and property listing sites are set to benefit from the recovery of house prices after the EU referendum in June.

Office for National Statistics says CPI inflation grew 1% in September, compared to a 0.6% gain in August.

Kantar Worldpanel figures show FTSE 100 retailer also increased market share for the first time since 2011.

Fed vice chairman Stanley Fischer had said that a few economic factors were delaying the jump in interest rates.

Bank of England deputy governor says Bank having a flexible currency is extremely important for the economy.

US trade representative Michael Froman says current stalemate makes having dialogue difficult.

Deloitte survey shows consumer sentiment grows steadily across the UK but falls in the capital.

Hard Brexit could lead to import tariffs of 14% on wine, 40% on cheese and 59% on beef.

This confidence is, however, expected to drop to zero over the next three months.

About 40% of the UK-listed firms like Royal Dutch Shell and Unilever pay dividends in dollars or euros.

EY Item Club predicts UK economic growth to slow to 0.8% in 2017.

A classic left-of-centre position interwoven with a typical right-wing conservative posture is more common in America than Europe.

This follows Theresa May slamming the side effects of BoE's low interest rates and quantitative easing.

In June, Zimbabwe banned the import of goods including pizza base, baby formulae and shoe polish.

BoE governor Mark Carney says the falling value of the pound will see prices rise on a range of goods and services.

China's supplier and consumer prices both increased year-on-year in September.

This is part of a restructuring plan that is expected to generate annual savings of $200m to $300m.

The central bank governor said the halt in production could impact South Korean exports.

'If you sell your car for a dollar, you can always get a deal,' Gillard told London audience.

The London quarter was the centre of the world's diamond market, but traders are fighting to bring back the glory days.

Brexit won't impact relationships with UK businesses, or dampen bid to enhance cooperation with British Investors, says Rhode Island commerce secretary.

China saw a decline in both exports and imports in September over last year in dollar terms.

New EU energy efficiency regulations boost demand for smart meters in European market.

The New Upper Classes are angry and they don't care who knows it. Yet their fury is directed against a populism they helped stir up.

According to the CME Fed Fund futures prices, 74.5% expect a US interest rate increase in December.

Around 13.4% companies increased their budgets in the 3rd quarter, up from 10.7% in the second quarter.

Rising US interest rate hike expectations and the absence of major UK economic data meant the British currency hit yet another 31-year low.

The 'Norway model', a WTO default - IBTimes UK untangles the jargon in a look at the UK's options.