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Cryptocurrency news: Mt. Gox parent Tibanne files bankruptcy, EU legislation problems, Italy recognises bitcoin

Bitcoin price spikes as EU regulation proves problematic for cryptocurrencies.

Norwegian krone rallies to 2-month high v euro and pares gains v dollar after non-farm payrolls

Norway manufacturing grows 1.3% m-o-m in December after falling 0.4% in November.

Sterling strengthens to one-month high ahead of US jobs data

Data from KPMG showed that permanent staff placement continued to rise in the UK.

Nigeria's naira falls to new record low, South African rand rallies to two-month high

Naira has declined 14% since the November devaluation.

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Pound pulls away from 18-month low ahead of BoE rate decision

Slowing growth and Carney's assurance to return inflation to its 2% target, increases likelihood of a dovish bias in the BoE policy.

BNP Paribas's stock tanks on dismal earnings outlook and 2014 profit

BNP Paribas's stock drops on dismal outlook and 2014 profit

BNP's 2014 net profit tanks some 97% owing to the near $9bn US settlement.

Indonesia growth rate stays at five-year low, rupiah remains weak and shares fall

On a quarterly basis, growth has contracted 2% in Q4 after expanding 3% in Q3.

Russian rouble rises on crude oil bounce but weak data limits gains

The rouble has come off 11% from last week's low but fundamental as well as technical challenges remain.

Russian ruble slides as oil price rally slows

Russian currency has fallen in line with oil prices since last summer.

Total CEO predicts $60 oil price for 2015

Patrick Pouyanne says oil prices usually take 18 months to recover from major price drop.

UK economy growing faster than expected as services expansion ramps up

Markit data shows UK service sector expanded faster than expected in January.

Oil rebounds weakening dollar and strengthening euro, pound and commodity currencies

Dollar is off 2.3% from the recent 12-year high while the spot Brent is up 30% from the recent multi-year low.

Thailand's growth outlook hampered by weakening demand and political uncertainty: IMF

Further monetary easing is possible in case recovery doesn't pick up pace.

Pound up on construction PMI but further gains unlikely ahead of BoE meeting

Sharper gains in Streling are unlikely as the market is waiting for BoE policy review on Thursday.

Pebble sells millionth smartwatch, but will it ever be more than a niche?

And even with Samsung, Google and Apple in the market, can the smartwatch be more than a niche?

Technical analysis: Chinese yuan headed for 6.35/dollar

USD/CNY is testing a key resistance and needs to pass 6.28 and 6.30 ahead of 6.35.

Crude oil prices continue to drop amid persistent supply glut

Oil and mining stocks rocket as energy prices stage recovery

Vedanta Resources, Petrofac, BHP Billiton and Scotland's Weir Group are leading the FTSE 100

Tesco to pay ex-CEO Philip Clarke and CFO Laurie McIlwee £1m each after accounting scandal salary suspension

Both directors have had their pay suspended when they left the group.

Russia's Gazprom to slash 2015 capex by some $8bn

Gazprom, however, does not expect cuts to affect its plans to build gas pipelines to China.

Indian shares down and rupee weakens after RBI leaves rates unchanged

BSE Sensex sheds 0.5% while rupee loses 0.33% against dollar following RBI decision.

Apple borrows billions despite record profits and cash hoard

Monday's $6.5bn debt sale is the tech giant's fourth major debt offering in two years.

Banco Santander's fourth-quarter profit jumps 70%

Spanish lender logs net profit of €1.46bn for three-months to December 2014.

British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond pauses as he speaks during a meeting with Finnish Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja (not pictured) in Helsinki, January 8, 2015

UK urges New Zealand's help to fight Isis in Iraq

Hammond said Iraq is seeking help to train troops and give them air cover.

RBA cuts cash target rate to record low sending Aussie dollar near six-year low

Central bank says Aussie dollar remains above its fundamental value.

UK house prices: BoE to rein in property market as government grants more power

Britain's Chancellor George Osborne confirmed Whitehall would give the Bank of England more power.

Pakistan's rupee falls to two-month low as inflation eases further

Annual inflation rate falls to a multi-year low in Pakistan in January.

Pound drops despite rising PMI as disinflation woes continue to weigh

Analysts think the BoE will be forced to push back rate hike date given the sharp slide in price pressures.

Eurozone PMI summary: Analysts expect lower euro and crude price to boost growth

Italy PMI rises to four-month high, French to eight-month high and German stayed just above 50.

Julius Baer's stock jumps on US tax probe update and cost cuts

Zurich-based lender to cut jobs and costs in response to the abrupt appreciation of the Swiss franc.

Aer Lingus takeover: Ryanair calls Irish government's concerns 'misplaced'

Ryanair and the Irish government are Aer Lingus's largest shareholders.

Thailand dips to deflation but core inflation rises, baht strengthens

USD/THB fell to 32.65 from 32.78 on Monday, close to last week's low of 32.49.

Oil price plunge: Industry body pleads for tax cuts as North Sea operators struggle

Oil prices have plummeted by over 60% over the last six months.

Sony to inject $890m to boost image sensor production

Sony to spend $891m to boost image sensor production

Sony to boost capacity in Japan to 80,000 wafers a month by the end of June 2016, from about 60,000 a month at present.

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