Christine Lagarde feels length of Brexit talks will create uncertainty for British economy.
George Osborne's plans to lower the corporation tax provides some much-needed relief to the pound.
Bank of Israel's move comes in the wake of strengthening of the shekel against the US dollar.
Federation of Small Businesses says SMEs must be supported amid uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote.
Markit survey shows UK construction PMI falls below neutral 50 threshold for first time in three years.
The rally in the Asian markets follows a deadlock in Australia's general election over the weekend.
The move is said to come as a blow to potential bidders such as Endless, Liberty House and Excalibur.
Chancellor outlines five-point plan to build a 'super competitive economy' post-Brexit.
Jens Weidmann said there is no need for economic stimuli as Brexit is a political crisis
Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt are already said to be in the race to replace London.
A post-Brexit interest rate cut by the Bank of England will dampen savers' morale further
ULA is planning to cut another 400-500 jobs in 2017, according to its CEO Tory Bruno.
CBI calls for government to deliver a clear plan to deal with Brexit vote.
Paris took out an advert in the Financial Times urging businesses to consider the French capital.
Osborne admits he will miss the government's 2020 budget surplus target as a result of an expected economic downturn.
Buying crude oil, which is priced in dollars, becomes more expensive potentially sending prices up by 5p to 8p.
Company has put plans to export from a new facility in Hull on hold after Brexit vote.
BOE's governor said interest rate cuts were required to support the UK's economy following the Brexit result.
This follows S&P's recent downgrade of the UK's credit rating from AAA to AA.
Governor Mark Carney says the central bank will do 'whatever is needed' to support economic growth.
Job losses and relocation fears mount as big banks remain non-committal about future operations in London.
Goldsmiths, SOAS and QMUL say EU student fees and funding will mirror UK scheme for three years.
The deficit was static while first-quarter GDP came in unrevised at 0.4%, according to ONS.
Analysts say Brexit seems to have taken a back seat in the short term.
Singapore's DBS Group Holdings has, however, said it will continue with its London property loan offerings.
US president says he has 'genuine longer term concerns' over growth following UK's decision to leave EU.
GfK Consumer Confidence Index remains unchanged at -1 in June.
More than 5 million government employees and 5.8 million pensioners will benefit.
Two prominent members depart the body that was set up last year to advise on monetary policy.
Analysts have opined that the pound which recently dropped to 30-year lows could fall further.