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Yen Rallies to New High Amid Hong Kong Protests and US Dollar Decline

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

Central Banks Watch: South Africa, Singapore, South Korea, Egypt and Chile To Set Policy, Yellen and Draghi to Speak

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.

Morgan Stanley: 'No Assurance' Rosneft Deal Will Close

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

Oil Prices Drop to Multi-Year Lows on Dollar Strength and Oversupply Concerns

Crude Oil Drops Amid Global Demand Concerns

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

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UK Landlords Yields Soaring as Buy to Let Loans Flood Market

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

Oil Futures Down on Supply Glut and Global Growth Concerns

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

Bill Gross Excited at His 'Simpler Role' at Janus and Start of a 'New Chapter'

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

Scottish Independence: SNP Holds Debt Ransom Against UK to Keep Currency

Scotland Scraps Tax on Homes Worth Under £135,000 After Stamp Duty Abolishment

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

After Two Months in a Tight Range China Yuan Awaits CPI Data Next Week

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

UK Home Purchase Approvals Fall Over the Last Year as House Prices Dip

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

UK Housing First Time Buyer Valuations Drop 13% in September

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

PepsiCo Shares Rise as Firm Raises Outlook for The Year

PepsiCo Shares Gain as Firm Raises Outlook for the Year

PepsiCo rakes in net income of $2bn for the quarter ended 6 September.

Fiat Chrysler Could Sell Stock Worth $830m Post NYSE Float

Fiat Chrysler merger to become effective on 12 October.

Precious Metals Headed For Weekly Gains with Palladium Outshining the Rest

The rise in the metals marked their move off eight-nine month lows in all but silver.

UK's Osborne Warns Eurozone Risks Slipping Back Into Economic Crisis

British finance minister George Osborne said weak economic data is a worry

Pritchard Stockbrokers David Gillespie and David Welsby Banned After Losing and Using Client Money

Client money was wrongly used to pay business expenses and led to shortfall in cash

Payday Lenders Being Forced to Vary Loan Rates on Competition Regulator Proposals

The CMA hopes to make sure the FCA's interest rate caps won't affect competition

Pound Off 11-Month Low Ahead of BoE Policy Decision Driven by Dollar Weakness

Sterling 1.67% off eleven-month low of 1.5952 touched on 3 October.

Royal Mail Sets Aside £18m to Cover French Antitrust Fine and Legal Costs

The UK delivery service said one of its French subsidiaries may have breached antitrust rules

Scotland Scrapping Stamp Duty for Tailor Made Tax Rates on House Buying

The stamp duty replacement will be called the Land and Building Transactions Tax.

UK Economic Recovery: BCC Warns of 'First Alarm Bell'

Britain's exports grew by the weakest amount in almost two years

London House Prices Fall for First Time Since 2011

Property prices in Britain's capital have risen for 20 consecutive years

Dollar Weakness After FOMC Minutes Helps Risk Rally; Aussie Currency Gains Despite Weak Jobs Data

Fed minutes show aggressive market posture for early rate hike.

RBS Pledges £1bn in Business Loans Amid Ongoing PPI and Swaps Scandal

RBS and subsidiary Natwest will offer firms fixed rate loans from £1,000 to £250,000 with no arrangement fee.

The Cambridge Satchel Company Founder: Strict Accounting is Just as Important as Creativity

Julie Deane speaks to IBTimes TV exclusively about how her business has boomed from the kitchen to Covent Garden

Bitcoin Venture Capital Investment Falls in Third Quarter as Value Plummets 40%

Venture capital investments in bitcoin totalled $60m in third quarter, down 18% from second quarter, according to CoinDesk.

Passengers wait to get in the crowded Zhengzhou Railway Station, on the first day of the seven-day national day holiday, in Zhengzhou, Henan province October 1, 2014.

China's Slow 'Golden Week' Sales Signal Economic Slowdown Concerns

Golden Week holiday sales slowed to 12.1% this year

Dow Jones Wins $5m Judgment Against British News Aggregator Ransquawk

Dow Jones Wins $5m Judgement Against UK News Site Ransquawk

London-based Ransquawk did not contest Dow Jones' lawsuit.

Hong Kong Dollar Recoups Protest Losses as Tensions Ease

HK dollar has pared almost entirely the losses it suffered over the pro-democracy protests.

IMF Warns Ailing or Bloated Bank Overhauls Threaten the Global Economic Recovery

IMF's Global Financial Stability Report says banks need to overhaul themselves but will risk recovery.

Oil Futures Drop to New Lows on Global Growth and Oil Glut Concerns

Oil Futures Drop in Asian Trade on Global Growth and Oil Glut Concerns

IMF's downward revision of the global growth rate, the third such revision this year, spooks Asian traders.

UK House Prices Rise in September: Halifax Data at Odds With Other Surveys

Halifax data is at odds with other data from the industry shows a dip in property prices.

London Mining Shares Plunge 80% as Ebola Outbreak Makes Stock Near Worthless

'There will be little or no value remaining in the equity of the company,' said the firm

Banks Agree to Overhaul Rules Governing $700tn Derivatives Market

18 major banks have agreed to give up right to 'close out' deals on derivatives contracts if financial institutions run into trouble.

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