MARKETS

Metro shares fall over 5% on Germany's mid-cap stock exchange

Russian troop deployment and war of words between Vladimir Putin, John Kerry and William Hague hurt Moscow markets.

The Oracle of Omaha revealed 'big mistake' in his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway investors.

US futures rise 5.2% while Brent futures gain about 3%.

London gold fix may have been manipulated for 10 years.

GBGroup Managing Director says technology is advanced enough to show exactly how much customers are owed

Indian stock markets end at five-week highs ahead of data release.

Yuan forecast to gain 2.9% in remainder of 2014.

Call for investigation comes amid FCA and Bafin probe of $20tn gold market.

Combined year-to-date losses exceed $37bn.

But Energy UK's Angela Knight hit back at the scheme

Ukraine's central bank is limiting foreign FX withdrawals to $1,500 per day

Yuan payments heavily concentrated in Hong Kong.

BOJ's Takehiro Sato says QE exit decision not hinged on meeting inflation target.

Fed chief Janet Yellen to testify before Senate panel later in the day.

Morgan Stanley also downgrades the target price

Kaloti Group bought gold from over 1,000 customers without paperwork.

Credit Agricole's Davis Hall says gold prices will not drop to $1,000 in 2014.

The hryvnia is one of the worst-performing emerging-market currencies this year

The Co-op is struggling with a capital black hole and the Paul Flowers sex and drugs scandals

Indian Oil and Chinese LNG buyer are likely investors.

Rupee closes at 61.9350/9450 versus US dollar on 25 February.

Buffet asks investors to 'ignore the chatter' and 'invest in stocks as you would in a farm.'

@GSElevator Twitter account author has sealed a book deal with Simon & Schuster last month

Yuan down for six consecutive days as China's central bank looks to curb short-term speculation.

Local Australian news networks report major job losses at struggling airline

WTI crude rebounds from one-week low on 24 February.

Shaadi.com says "education is more powerful than the profession you're in" when it comes to dating

More than 50% of Libya's budget goes on paying public salaries and subsidies