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Libya has also cancelled major infrastructure projects to save money.

Recession hit eurozone takes a slight knock as inflation decreases.

The regulator has launched an inquiry into the handling of a leaked zombie fund report

FCA says emerging markets could suffer as the Fed extends its tapering programme.

Flash Boys Author Michael Lewis claims that some on Wall Street has an unfair advantage

Investors show confidence in Turkey after Prime Minister Erdogan's AK Party wins local elections.

RBS, Barclays, UBS, JPMorgan, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Julius Baer and Zurich Cantonal Bank being probed.

BP is the biggest foreign investor in Russia's oil sector

Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk also lose money but Larry Ellison gains.

China uses Xing Hui and Hao Hao to foster better relations

The regulator boosts its funding requirements in its 2014 to 2015 business plan.

Regulator hires an external lawfirm to launch inquiry into its handling of the matter.

Economists forecast better US nonfarm payrolls and ISM data for March.

OPEC shipments in four weeks to 12 April to decline by 620,000 barrels per day.

Lower bullion prices could now boost physical demand.

Exploration and production of Spain's natural gas reserves can create 755,000 jobs.

Iraq's economy predicted to be one of best performers in the Middle East despite security threats

UAE is dealing directly with the Egyptian military on a number of development projects.

Legal & General and Aviva shares are nose diving after the leaked investigation announcement

Icap paid £58m to US and UK authorities for Libor rigging in September 2013.

FCA will investigate 30 million pension, endowment, investment bond and life insurance customers

CBS Outdoor Americas to debut on New York Stock Exchange on 28 March.

The US government is set to pass a new round of sanctions against Russian officials.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says economy strong enough to repulse potential risks.

Siemens paid $800m to US Justice Department in 2008 to settle global bribery scandal.

Imminent mis-selling inquiry and George Osborne's pensions bombshell will make 2014 tough

The new inquiry will look at 30 million pension, endowment, investment bond and life insurance customers were 'exploited'.

Government's DECC said sharp drop in crude production from the North Sea is to blame for rise in imports

Former RBS boss and chairman of Toscafund and five others support independence