ECONOMY

Construction output declines 0.9% on a monthly basis in June, compared with forecast for 1% drop.

China's fixed-asset investment in the year to July grew at the slowest rate in more than 16 years.

New TV deal means more broadcast revenue will be generated this weekend than during the whole 1991-92 season.

Singapore has reduced its 2016 economic growth forecast amid Brexit and weakening global demand.

The move will effectively reduce the pension of more than 90,000 of its employees.

UK central bank recently revived its quantitative easing programme but it has not been plain sailing

IFS report says retaining access to market without being a full member is 'virtually meaningless'.

US nonfarm productivity declined at a 0.5% annual rate in the second quarter ending 30 June.

Vacancies in the financial services industry down 12% month-on-month in July.

UK economy contracted 0.2% last month, dragging growth in the quarter to July down to 0.3%.

Manufacturing endured a difficult quarter in the run up to the EU referendum vote.

UK deficit on trade goods hit highest level since March 2015 ahead of Brexit vote.

China inflation numbers indicate there is room for further policy easing in the Asian country.

McCafferty says a clear picture on the exact impact of Brexit on the economy is yet to emerge.

Both online and high street sales increased 1.9% on-year, the biggest rise in six months.

A weaker British currency sends inbound holiday bookings from North America soaring.

Germany's influential Ifo Institute's poll suggest EU economies most likely to feel the short-term effects.

Domestic production of essential items and an informal market system help keep prices steady in North Korea.

Asian markets bullish despite data showing fall in China's July exports.

The June numbers, while better than May, are limited amid a poor performance in the construction sector.

Some 55% of the manufacturers were holding more cash on their balance sheets than before the financial crisis.

Iran has already signed multi-billion draft deals with Boeing and Airbus to buy 200 new aircraft.

Shipments fall 4.4% in dollar-denominated terms from a year earlier, missing expectations for a 3% drop.

Only the transport & communication sector saw a spending decline.

The 10 highest paid CEOs in the UK in 2014 and 2015 did not include any women.

Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates is welcome news for homeowners, but it will do little to make life easy for first-time buyers.

Since 1992 hosting countries have seen local stock market value increase on average by 25% in the year after the Games.

Many banks yet to reveal stance on standard variable rate products.

BoE's deputy governor Ben Broadbent refuses to rule out further cuts.