MARKETS

China's stocks tumbled to the lowest levels in 13 months.

UK and European stocks in the red as oil prices fall again and high street bankers drag FTSE 100 lower.

Wall Street kicks off the week on downbeat note as oil prices drag commodity stocks lower

With gloom about sustainability of economic recovery low oil prices are a gift for Western economies.

Meyohas charted trades that weren't picked to make a profit, but in search of the right line.

Both WTI and Brent Crude gained and were trading above $32 a barrel.

Wall Street follows European and Asian stocks high as more economic stimulus looks on the cards.

The group will be chaired by Oliver Letwin, minister for government policy.

UK and European stocks rally as oil prices stage solid rebound and Asian equities surge ahead.

Rating agency says decision motivated by the ongoing slump in oil prices.

The discussions in Davos have been dominated by talks of oil and global markets diving.

Asian stock markets mirror the positive close on the Wall Street and the European exchanges overnight.

Wall Street looks to recoup some of the heavy losses from the previous session, while oil falls again below $28.

BP's CEO says oil prices will continue to decline for at least another six months but will not fall forever.

UK and European markets recovered from a sharp sell-off, while oil prices stabilised and Asian stocks tumbled.

Only the Indian and Australian were up following another down day for US markets.

The economics professor believes a repeat of the 2008 global financial crisis was unlikely.

With WTI trading at $28 a barrel, commodity miners and traders weighed down stock markets.

Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer, is mooting an IPO of Saudi Aramco.

US stocks followed Asian and European markets in the red soon after the open as oil prices extended losses.

White seconded RBS's 'sell everything' statement, warning of plunging stocks and oil price of $16.

UK and European stocks follow Asian markets into the red as oil prices fall further amid oversupply worries.

Forgemasters blamed the government and its handling of the steel crisis for the job cuts.

Stock markets across rest of Asia were also down as IMF slashed its 2016 global growth forecast overnight.

Experts expect China's ruling People's Party to keep the economic slowdown under tight control.

Oil prices relinquish gains as Tehran aims to ramp-up oil production by 500,000 barrels per day.

US stocks recover as confidence returns despite poor GDP figures from China.

The gains in Europe came after Asian equity markets posted strong gains.

Barring Japan, Asian stock markets in the green despite oil price worries after Iran sanctions were lifted.