ECONOMY

Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Lusaka, Almaty, Damascus, Algiers, and Caracas among the 10 cheapest.

The European Central Bank is expected to ease its monetary policy later in the day.

Riyadh also considering issuing international bonds amid collapse in oil prices, reports say.

ONS says number of people on zero hours contracts increased by 104,000 to 800,000 between October and December 2015.

UK industrial production rebounds in January, as manufacturing output soars past expectations.

TheCityUK warned all alternatives to Britain's EU membership would create problem for UK financial sector.

Negative China February exports data also added to investors concerns.

Hays also found 38% aspired to work as directors compared to third of men.

Only a quarter of board members at the UK's FTSE 100 companies are female - while only six are CEO.

Alec Salmond gave a commitment that the 2007 freeze would be extended throughout the life of the 2011 Scottish Parliament

Central banker says renegotiation settlement provides UK with financial and monetary stability.

Low-price German retailers Aldi and Lidl have seen a 15.1% and 18.9% rise respectively.

German-owned utilities company lost 351,000 customers and £106m in 2015.

Foxtons also said that the company's results could be hurt if the UK votes to leave the EU

The central bank plans to offer three Indexed Long-term Repo (ILTR) operations, a cheap money facility.

China data continues to be dismal with both exports and imports falling.

This follows Lou Jiwei, finance minister of China, saying that Beijing was increasing its debt-to-GDP ratio.

Consumer spending grows 3.3% in February as slowdown continues, despite strong performance in restaurants and pubs.

Demand for staff grew at fastest pace in six months according to REC.

Happy memories of of Ronald Reagan's relaxed approach to economic policy.

Iceland, Norway, Sweden, New Zealand and Slovenia are the top five OECD countries where women employment is high.

China announced an average economic growth target of 6.5% to 7% over the next five years.

Negative interest rates fail to give markets the confidence to boost major economies.

Head of the BCC in shock resignation after being suspended for saying the UK's long-term prospects could be "brighter" outside the EU.

An Isa-style scheme would have ended tax relief on contributions for people in work, worth around £21bn.

IBTimes UK interviews an investment tycoon on the US markets and the candidates' economic policies.

This will be in association with Cosworth, the engine-maker, and Gordon Murray, the former Formula 1 designer.

Premier Li Keqiang says country will target GDP growth between 6.5% and 7% in 2016.

Natural resources companies surged helped by the commodity rally.