Brazil's Real Falls to Seven-Month Low as Central Bank Prepares to Rate Cutting Cycle
The real has fallen more than 7.3% so far this month compared to the 2.8% fall in Chile's and the 4% drop in Colombia's currencies.
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Barclays Dark Pool Trading Probe: 'If We Made Mistakes We'll Take the Sanction and Move On'
Boss Antony Jenkins says the bank's defence is 'strong' and will 'robustly defend allegations'
Why the Gulf States are Stuck With Costly Energy Subsidies
Middle East and North Africa region is said to account for half of global energy subsidy spending.
Raiffeisen Bank's Stock Tanks After Projecting First Annual Loss
Eastern Europe exposure hits Austria's Raiffeisen.
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Oil Futures Bounce Back on Upbeat China Factory Data
China's oil demand has reversed the waning trend seen in the first six months of the year.
Opec 2015 Output Target Yet to be Agreed
United Arab Emirates' energy minister Suhail Al Mazrouei says target to be decided in November.
Jimmy Choo to List on London Stock Exchange
Jimmy Choo has announced its plans to list on the London Stock Exchange
Malaysian Ringgit Falls to New Four-Month Low Ahead of Unemployment Data
The Malaysian ringgit has fallen to a new four-month low on Tuesday bucking the trend of its regional peers.
Mexico Set For Oil Tenders in Early 2015
Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto said oilfields open to tender would be revealed early next year.
Phones 4U: How Vodafone and EE 'Got Their Prize' at a Firesale Price
We look at the winners, losers in the high profile collapse of the mobile phone retailer
Tesco Shares Tank Again Despite Ex-M&S CFO Alan Stewart's Fast Tracked Appointment
Tesco shares fall under the 200.00p mark after tumbling 11% yesterday
Alibaba's Shares Dip as China Stands Firm on Economic Policy
Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei says Beijing won't drastically alter its economic policies.
Tesco Parachutes in New CFO Alan Stewart After £250m Accounting Scandal
Tesco suspended 4 people after it revealed it overstated its profit by by £250m
Gold Headed For $1,000 and Silver Towards $15 Following Strong Dollar
With dollar index holding near a four-year high, outlook for precious metals is significantly weak.
Barclays Cards Declined After IT Glitch Leads to Online and Shop Refusals
Debit cards were declined on 22 September but the problem has since been resolved
Singapore Exchange Eyes Chinese Listings
Singapore Exchange expects IPOs from Chinese firms in 2015.
Tesco Could Face Fine But Avoid Court Proceedings Over £250m Profit Shortfall says Professor
Warwick Business School's Professor of Accounting Crawford Spence mulls over Tesco's future
EU Bank Stress Tests: Who Will Pass and Who Will Fail?
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services reveals how failing the test will be a double edged sword
France's Total Reduces Oil Output Target as Asset Sell Off Gathers Pace
France's biggest oil company reduced its global production target as it seeks to boost cash flow.
Precious Metals and Dollar See Declines as Ukraine Says Tensions Easing
Prospects for higher US rates after the recent Fed statement continues to weigh on the dollar-denominated assets.
Japan: SoftBank's Shares Drop as Alibaba IPO Eliminates Proxy Appeal
SoftBank expects a gain of nearly $4.6bn from Alibaba's NYSE flotation.
Traders Abandon Tesco's Stock as They Wipe Books of Retailer's Shares
Accendo Markets say Tesco 'is no longer a viable investment'.
Alibaba IPO: Additional Share Options Bumped Up Total to World Record $25bn
Alibaba's market value, at $231.44bn, exceeds the market capitalisations of Amazon and eBay combined.
Scotland's Independence Rejection Restarts G20's $2tn Growth Plan
G20 leaders claimed that they were close to adding an extra $2tn to the global economy.
Precious Metals Plunge on Dollar Rally, Silver Worst Hit at Four-Year Low
Gold, silver, platinum and palladium decline following dollar rally.
Hyundai Directors 'Were Not Told About Price of $10bn Seoul Land Bid'
Cash-rich Hyundai intends to build a headquarters complex, an auto theme-park and a hotel on the land parcel.
Central Banks Watch: Draghi and Stevens in Focus After Fed Rate Hint; Israel, Turkey, Hungary and Czech Moves Watched
President of the European Central Bank's first address after US Federal Reserve rate hike hint .
Oil Futures Rise Amid Oversupply Fears and US Dollar Rally
Oil futures under pressure as supplies rise amid dismal global economic data and weak demand.
Gold Prices to Drop Further on Stronger Dollar and US Policy Move
Stronger dollar and tighter US monetary policy could dent gold's safe-haven status.
Pound Pares Gains on Profit Booking But Prospects Better After Scottish Referendum
Traders to focus on positive economic data as Scottish 'no' vote comes as a relief.
Colombian Peso Settled at Good Level, Says Finance Ministry Official
Colombia's peso fell faster than any other emerging market currency other than rouble in last month.
Joaquin Almunia Confirms EU's Gazprom Antitrust Probe Will Resume
Gazprom investigation into alleged market abuses was put on hold because of the Ukraine crisis.
Scotland Independence Results: UK Markets Must Not Get Cocky Because Big Political Challenges Lie Ahead
So-called 'devo max' has been promised to Scotland for voting No, but can Westminster deliver it?
Scottish Independence Referendum: Shares Surge in Scotland-Exposed FTSE100 Firms After 'No' Triumph
RBS, Standard Life and Lloyds among gainers after Scotland rejects independence.
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