MARKETS

Polish zloty rallied sharply last week helped by European Central Bank's stimulus measures.

Monday started with risky assets trading higher in Asia, pushing dollar lower across the board.

UK unemployment rate forecast to ease to 6.7% in April from 6.8% in March 2014.

The TSB flotation is meant to be launched this month

IMF Chief Christine Lagarde admits the agency 'got it wrong' when it came to economic growth forecasts

Bounce back in gold late last week has not formed a trend yet.

The data calendar for next week is not so heavy with US and Eurozone having nothing major to wait for. GDP estimate by NIESR and ILO unemployment rate for UK are important for that economy while rate decisions in Japan and New Zealand are unlikely to surprise markets. China CPI is the most important from Asia.

Asia experiencing seasonally weaker crude oil demand.

US dollar and global equities get a boost following solid US labour market report.

The UK car market has grown for the 27th month – a record for the industry.

Kurdish oil on United Leadership tanker yet to find buyer

The US dollar traded choppy after the jobs report on Friday but stayed firm into the later hours of the day given the lower-than-expected payroll additions in May.

The market regulator has so far not accused Credit Suisse's Indian arm of any wrongdoing.

The people of UK expect the price rise to slow down in the years ahead, according to a BoE survey.

US nonfarm payrolls data for May due out at 13:30 GMT.

Lawlessness and political turmoil have halted production at many of Libya's oilfields and export ports

Game to relist on London Stock Exchange at 200p per share

US dollar moved sideways in narrow ranges on Friday in Asia and remained so in early Europe.

Reports say that Qatar is looking to buy chunks of stock at £4-plus a share

The London Pride owner also runs 180 managed pubs and hotels and 206 tenanted pubs

It is tipped to be announced imminently by parent company Acromas Holdings imminently

Boohoo has moved to reassure investors following Asos share crash.

US president warns Russia president Putin over funding and encouraging insurgency in eastern Ukraine

South Africa-based bank launched investigation into irregularities at north-east China port

The European Central Bank on Thursday cut its main refinancing rate by 10 basis points to 0.15% and the new rate for overnight deposits is -0.1%.

Moscow says it could spend up to $7bn on Crimea in 2014 alone.

Markets mull over the identity of the trader, which is tipped to be Martin Chantree

Britain's housing market shirks off banks trying to curb mortgage lending

Asos says full-year pre-tax profit will be around £45m