ECONOMY

YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index rises to 111.1 in September from 110.1 in August.

Lamont warned that the EU is at risk of buckling under the weight of distressed lenders.

Wolseley reported an 8.5% on-year increase in total revenues to £14.43bn for the year ended 31 July.

BMW UK intends to shift from its two defined benefit schemes to a less generous defined contribution scheme.

The Mexican peso surged in what is seen as its busiest Asian session in years.

These top 1% people earn pre-tax income of £119,000 or more annually.

CEO of Axel Springer says Britain will be better off than other EU countries in 5 years time.

States hoping to tap into billion dollars in remittance three million in disapora send back each year.

Former IMF official says China's slowdown is the biggest threat to the global economy.

69% of the CEOs are confident the British economy will grow over the next year.

25% of firms surveyed expecting business volumes to grow at a moderate rate in the next quarter.

Middle Eastern oil export hub Fujairah will release the data as Platts states new regional price benchmarks.

Deloitte said the gap between full-time working men and women was closing at a rate of just £0.025 every year.

IBTimes UK meets several of the 455,000 EU nationals living in the British capital.

Vacancies in financial sector in London have suffered a 13.6% decline in the past two months.

Next week, markets could be dependent on the first US Presidential Debate, which is scheduled for Monday.

Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka Shing, is expected to participate in the auction through his publicly listed infrastructure company, Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings.

Bank of England governor calls for long-term financing of green projects to combat climate change.

Forbes said the current interest rate of 0.25% was good enough to prevent the UK from slipping into recession.

Britain's financial system needed 'robust prudential standards', BoE says as it urges government not to relax rules.

CBI report shows 11 of the 18 sub-sectors of the manufacturing industry expect to increase production over next quarter.

Despite second sharpest decline in FSB index's history, small companies say they are resilient and aiming to grow.

The US Fed signalled it could increase rates before the year-end if the labour market improves.

This comes after many manufacturers in the UK expressed concerns about the industry post the Brexit vote.

OECD now forecasts the UK economy to grow by 1.8% this year, compared with 1.7% forecast pre-referendum.

Indian Railways is the country's largest employer and the vast rail network is the country's lifeline.

Demonstrators react to a government announcement that universities can increase fees by up to 8% next year.

ONS data shows borrowing fell by £0.9bn to £10.5bn but remained above analysts' expectations.

Warning comes after FCA revealed that 5,500 British firms rely on passporting rights to carry out business in Europe.