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UK Interest Rates to Rise in First Quarter 2015 as UK Economy Strengthens, Says Goldman Sachs

The investment bank has revised up its economic forecast from 3% for this year to 3.4%

British Pound Back Near Multi-Year Highs on Credit and Mortgage Data

Sterling rallied near the 19 June five-year high of 1.7064; markets await PMI and housing data this week.

Falling Oil Prices Help Indonesia's Rupiah Gain But Budget Concerns Keep Indian Rupee Pressured

Rupiah rose to 11,831, a two-week high, after hitting a near five-month high of 12,148 on 26 June, while concerns ahead of the 10 July Budget weighed on the rupee.

TTIP: Why Europe is Still Key to the UK's Export Prospects

Britain's export performance may be dismal over the last 2 years but Europe can help

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Lloyds Finds Business Confidence at 22-year High

Lloyds Bank Business in Britain report shows business confidence among UK companies climbs to record highs.

New Zealand Dollar Off Three-year High on Weak Data, Easing RBNZ Intervention Concern

NZD/USD falls below psychologically important 0.8800 mark easing concerns of central bank intervention.

Ex-GlaxoSmithKline Boss Mark Reilly's Sex Tape Sparked China Bribery Probe

GSK confirmed the existence of the tape on 29 June but did not disclose details.

ECB May Announce Additional Stimulus And Fed's Yellen May Sound Dovish Again

Major central banks in the week to 4 July will most likely boost risk appetite.

Oil Prices Set for First Weekly Drop Since Iraq Crisis

Brent and WTI contracts for August down 1.3%.

Gold Could Trade Sideways with Several Factors at Play

Gold Hovers Near Two-Month High on Weak Asia Demand and Uneven US Recovery

China has imported 407 tonnes of gold from Hong Kong since the beginning of 2014.

China Yuan Back to Rising Trend on Strong Fundamentals, Awaits The 8 July Data Deluge

China yuan headed to end second consecutive month stronger against dollarl.

The Barclays 'Flash Boys' Style US Lawsuit in a Nutshell

Banker's Umbrella goes through 30 pages of the lawsuit so you don't have to

Barclays Shares Plunge on Profit Drop and 12,000 Job Cuts

US 'Flash Boys' Style Lawsuit Slashes £2.5bn Off Barclays' Stock Value

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a securities fraud lawsuit against Barclays on 26 June

InterContinental Hotels Creating 90,000 Jobs Within Three Years

The FTSE 100 firm employs 350,000 people across the globe and owns the Holiday Inn chain

Alibaba Picks NYSE Over Nasdaq for Mega US IPO

Impending share sale could value Chinese firm upwards of $200bn.

uk manufacturing sector CBI SME trends survey

Pound Slightly Weak Against Most Majors Ahead of GDP Data

British pound weak against most major currencies ahead of UK gross domestic output data.

Barclays Begins Internal Probe After 'Flash Boys' Style Dark Pool Lawsuit

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is suing the bank for securities fraud.

FCA's Martin Wheatley has voiced his disappointment in the past about the 'slow progress' banks have made to deliver redress to mis-sold derivatives victims (Photo: Reuters)

FCA Executives Defer Bonuses Over Inquiry Into 'Zombie Fund' Leak

Regulator leaked details of an investigation to newspaper, causing plunge in insurance share prices.

Santander UK to reopen investment division

Santander Boss: Hoards of Applicants Despite Years of Banker Bashing

Exclusive: Santander UK's HR chief says applications remain high among young people.

Popular Irish dry stout brewer Guinness is now owned by Diageo.

Diageo Tweaks Recruitment Approach to Retain Talent Amid Job Cuts

The Guinness and Bailey brand maker 's recruitment chief says the group is still investing in talent.

Will Kiwi Dollar's Rise Force Reserve Bank of New Zealand to Intervene?

NZD/USD is testing the higher barrier of an upward wedge pattern and a decisive break above the July 2011 peak will set new targets in the uncharted territory.