MARKETS

Knight Frank's forecast for the residential property market in the UK shows price momentum to slow

ONS figures show that annual house price increases in England were driven by London's booming market

Homes aimed at those trying to get on the housing ladder are being taken by foreign cash buyers

Fiat Chrysler's NYSE debut receives muted response from investors.

Credit Suisse's global wealth report a person needs just $3,650 and a home to be wealthiest in the world

China's yuan at seven-month high amid UK's roadshow to promote yuan-denominated bonds.

Visa, Mastercard and interbank systems such as Bacs as Chaps will be supervised by the regulator

Broadbent is tipped to be stepping down after the set of reviews and investigations are completed.

Monetary Authority of Singapore maintains policy amid inflationary pressures.

Art expert Phillip Hoffman talks about high end art investing and this year's Frieze Art Fair.

DLF barred from India's capital markets over non-disclosure violations related to its 2007 Mumbai float.

As Warren Buffett says, 'be greedy when others are fearful'.

Three foreign-owned oil tankers have been banned from Iraqi ports over Kurdish oil dispute with Baghdad.

Interest rate hike expected as Russia central bank tries to stem rouble losses.

Japanese yen jumps to one-month high further distancing from six-year low touched earlier.

Chile is likely to cut rates further and Yellen will be keenly watched in the backdrop further signs of strengthening of the US labour market.

US regulatory committee asks Morgan Stanley and Rosneft for more details about their deal.

Concerns surrounding global economic growth have raised questions about future oil demand.

Gold prices end 2.4% higher for the week ending 11 October.

Policy statement to be released as GDP growth slows and inflation eases.

The Chancellor voiced his concerns for eurozone's recovery as Germany's exports plunged

Douglas Carswell became Ukip's first MP with 21,113 votes

Larger multi-unit blocks (MUFBs) see yields reach 8.6% in the third quarter this year

US crude stockpiles are rising against a backdrop of slowing growth in China, the world's No. 2 oil consumer.

Gross talks about his new role at Janus and departure from Pimco.

Scotland's government unveiled the details of how it's scrapping stamp duty

Market awaits cues from inflation data amid mixed economic signals and US dollar rally.

But monthly house purchase approvals rise 2.0% between August and September to 65,500

On an annual basis the number of home mover valuations also fell 13% since September 2013.