MARKETS

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen cautious on increase in interest rate.

Yellen cautioned against a Brexit, noting it could pose a risk for the US economy.

Pound hits highs last seen in January extending previous session's gains as Brexit fears ease.

Ratings agency S&P says Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and Cyprus on "frontline" of potential Brexit aftershock.

UK government would need to deal with a myriad of issues amid political crisis in the event of Brexit.

US Fed chair Janet Yellen's two-day testimony before Congress is scheduled to on 21 June.

A new Brexit poll showed a swing in favour of the 'remain' camp ahead of the 23 June vote.

UK stocks and sterling register sharp gains as concerns over a possible British exit from the EU lessened.

Swathes of money managers are advising clients to increase investment in UK equities should Brexit happen.

British opinion polls over the weekend revealed that the support for the 'remain' campaign was recovering.

This JV will be called Yermak Neftegaz and will cover a combined area of about 260,000sq km.

The pound registered gains as eurozone ministers expressed divergent views on the impact of Brexit.

Killing of British MP Jo Cox, who was against Brexit, has seen sentiment shifting towards the "Remain" camp.

Selling in the pound sterling eased against the US dollar after Brexit campaigning was temporarily suspended.

BOJ's decision comes after the US Federal Reserve decided to leave its interest rates unchanged.

Tesco has sold off more assets as the supermarket giant has continued to struggle in recent years.

The Federal Reserve has decided to delay implementing an interest rate hike.

Investors in the region continue to be concerned over the outcome of the EU referendum.

The indexes dropped for a fourth straight session, as concerns over the Fed meeting and Brexit vote weighed.

Investors are also awaiting outcome of US Fed meeting.

Shares of Barclays are highly correlated to the sterling, which will plunge in case of a Brexit.

Stocks dropped for a third straight session, with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting their lowest close since 24 May.

US, the UK, Switzerland and Japan central banks to hold policy meetings this week.

Negative Wall Street and Footsie close adds to depressed sentiment.

Trading drag on the pound has been nowhere near the frenzy seen earlier in the year.

In total, a quarter of jobs supported by the sector will have been lost by year-end, report says.

Stocks finished lower as oil prices also snapped a 3-day win to end down over 1%.

Online vehicle sales firm Auto Trader posts 27% rise in operating profits to £169.6m.

Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng indices were closed on 9 June amid the Dragon Boat Festival.