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Jordan could use oil price slump to reduce its own government subsidies on fuel.

The International Monetary Fund's Africa director said she made four reformist suggestions to Harare

The oilfield could lead 50 million barrels, according to reports.

Funds are needed to support the Zest and Bolt launches as well as the inventory increase

Overall both the euro and sterling seem to be headed for new multi-month lows

World's leading oil producer pumped 9.7m bpd in September, up slightly from August

Libya has struggled to regain lost oil output since autocrat Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011.

Technically, gold will not get out of threat of $1,000 unless the $1,433 resistance barrier is broken.

Russia's biggest company has failed to resolve a long-running gas price dispute with Ukraine

Mortgage approvals also fell 9.9% over the last year

Shares fall further below IPO levels to a record low

Sporting events such as Gleneagles and the Commonwealth Games boosted tourism revenues

National House Building Council data show thousands of new homes have been registered across the UK

Rics found commercial workloads continued to make a strong recovery in the last quarter

Despite US dollar's broad strength, USD/CNY slips to new low of 6.1171.

Rwanda Development Board CEO Francis Gatare speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK

Turkey vows to continue exploration off Cyprus despite international condemnation.

The new bank now has 406,000 customers.

Healthcare workers on the frontline will be offered initial stock of the vaccine.

Lithuania set to open new liquefied natural gas terminal for commercial deliveries in early 2015.

China wants to boost foreign investment further after major increase in 2014.

Bullion has gained over 3% this month after shedding 6% in September.

Estate agent Strutt & Parker blames impending 'Mansion Tax' and the 2015 general election.

The European Commission ordered British authorities to recover the aid in 2009.

The INR is headed for a 62.50 high, leaving it 2.5% down from its current level

China's implied oil demand struck a seven-month high in September.

Eurostar trains carried 2.8 million passengers in the third quarter this year.

Coca-Cola's Q3 profit falls prompting firm to expand cost-cutting drive.

Russia has surpassed China and Switzerland to become the world's fifth largest gold holder.