MARKETS

Peoples' Bank of China has signed memorandum of understanding with Bank of Korea for renminbi clearing house in Korean capital.

Fraser speaks to IBTimes TV about his book Shredded: Inside RBS, the Bank that Broke Britain.

Rally in recent weeks and steadily increasing buyside speculative positions in GBP raise reversal risks

Tax reform in India can offset impact of rising oil import costs or weak monsoon rains.

Unleashing of pent up demand and overall bullish business sentiments driving growth.

It adds that Scotland will struggle with heavy debt and dwindling oil revenues

BSE had suffered from network outage after closing at record high on 2 July.

HSBC/Markit services PMI bounces back indicating gathering momentum in economy.

Gazprom said gas flows to Europe steady on Thursday.

Weak monsoon so far this year and dim forecasts increase inflation and growth concerns in India.

Libyan rebels return Ras Lanuf and Es Sider oil terminals to government after year-long standoff.

Shares rose by nearly 17% on 3 July on privatisation rumours

Bank of England deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe says 'prices rising faster than people's incomes'.

Governor Glenn Stevens says at 94 US cents to dollar, Australia's current exchange rate far too high.

Euro fell across the board on Wednesday as data from Italy and Germany surprised on the downside and strong numbers from the UK drove it to a new multi-year low.

With the recent price moves, the metal has shaped a flag pattern and is now testing resistance at $1334.50.

Brent crude futures stubborn above $112 a barrel as Iraq government struggles to defeat insurgency.

Neighbouring tribes renew deadly conflict over plot of land believed to be rich in oil.

The advisory body said shareholders should oppose bonus and pay plans.

Roche could pay another $1bn based on attaining preset milestones.

The near 4% rally of USD/INR since 22 May failed below 60.91, a main Fibonacci level. Also, a bearish signal has been triggered for the pair by the MACD on the daily chart.

The price to buy a home in Britain has risen above 2007 peak levels.

Reports say the media outlet's rampant web traffic has failed to translate into commercial success

US' Finra fines the Wall Street giant for failing to prevent 'trade-throughs' related to Sigma-X

South Africa gross domestic product contracted in the first three months of 2014.

Employers need to embrace game science in their search for the business leaders of tomorrow

Forex markets have already got many indications that the Federal Reserve is not in hurry to hike rates, but negative surprise in the jobs data prints will deepen the recent slide in the dollar.

Data surprises have been pushing the pound higher of late, and the Markit manufacturing PMI on 1 July has taken it one step closer to a crucial technical level.

Gold rose to its highest since 24 March as uncertain growth outlook for the US weakened the dollar, increasing the investment appeal for the assets denominated in the greenback.