Chinese-focused investment trusts on sale at a big discount
GfK consumer confidence at 15-year high
Share prices in travel companies fall on Tunisia attack while Greece saga continues to weigh.
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Capital flows from Greece's banks have been running high since left-wing anti-austerity party Syriza took power.
Nikkei, Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite, S&P/ASX and BSE Sensex all plunge.
Euro is back near multi-year low versus pound and at three-week lows vs Canadian dollar and Swiss franc
Tesco gained +2.71% on the FTSE 100 after reporting sales figures.
A weakening rouble dampens the outlook for manufacturers who rely on raw material imports.
Euro shows no let up in weakening trend against pound.
Japanese currency rises to three-week high against euro.
High Street retailer Debenhams warns consumers are cautious about spending during cuts.
The currency is still up more than 2% since the policy decision on 22 June.
Swiss authorities are concerned of likely "safe haven" flows to franc as Greek woes escalate.
One-year inflation expectations steady at 2.5% though down from 2.6% at the start of the year.
Supermarkets also attracted bets as investors waited out Greek debt storm.
The Kiwi dollar has fallen more than 22% ever since it lost ground in July 2014.
Whether Greece stays in the Eurozone or not I believe you should invest in Eurozone stocks.
Lack of a Greek debt deal held investors back but some bet on gambling.
The likes of Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Albania and Macedonia all have significant ties to Greek banks, which operate subsidiaries throughout SEE.
The Athens Stock Exchange (ASE), was up 2.67%, while the Dax jumped 1.11%.
Tech entrepreneur and Mega founder advises investment in bitcoin and gold against Greek uncertainty backdrop.
Approach for chocolate maker Thorntons and bid rumours for Severn Trent and Sky boosted the FTSE 100 Monday.
Markets up after new offer thrashed out by Athens over the weekend was welcomed by the European Commission.
Japan's growth and inflation picking up forcing BoJ to leave policy unchanged.
Bosses from three of the world's leading bitcoin companies discuss the future for banks and card providers.
Pharmaceutical companies, grocers, and retailers rose as investors sought safety from Eurozone troubles.
It could be the ideal to time to invest in prime London property amid the summer dip.
Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.
Rupee rises to a near three-week high, while other Asian currencies lose momentum.