MARKETS

The deal would see proceeds of burgeoning US crude production delivered to India which is among the world's largest oil consumers.

Don't be tone deaf to energy transition concerns of emerging economies, Ben van Beurden tells the World Petroleum Congress.

Standard Chartered's Peter Gaw says industry should get real and accept an era of low prices.

Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo said it would be premature to bring discussions up at World Petroleum Congress.

US Secretary of State tells World Petroleum Congress he thought he'd be in retirement when his time for bagging the prestigious Dewhurst Award arrived.

Industrial, construction and manufacturing output all fall short of expectations.

Investigation triggered by customer complaints about being charged for switching despite being in the grace period.

Global adviser discusses his investing philosophy, surviving trying times and arbitrage opportunities in the current climate.

At moments of market uncertainty, an alternative strategy could be the mantra for bagging better returns.

Toby Peters, Founder of Dearman, discusses his strategy for selling disruptive technology in a conservative market.

Pension funds and insurers are attracted to investing in infrastructure that can offer long term and stable returns.

Crude benchmarks suffer as oversupply concerns continue to weigh on trading sentiment.

Brent, WTI futures register heavy losses as American rig count rises for 22nd consecutive week.

The sterling came under pressure as the Bank of England governor said impact of Brexit was as yet unclear.

A range of stocks - from retailers to miners - where in favour with traders after the clear parliamentary result in France.

Merger of market leaders would create the UK's largest asset manager

The Hang Seng and Nikkei soared by 0.99% and 0.61%, respectively.

In the test run, the drone managed to cover a distance of about 10kms.

Bank of England shocks markets by voting 5-3 in favour of keeping interest rates on hold.

The Hang Seng and S&P/ASX fell by 0.92% and 1.21% respectively.

Brent and WTI contracts hammered as fears of crude supply glut escalate.

Reuters' survey of City experts finds majority opining that a 'hard Brexit' option might be off the table.

The Shanghai Composite rose by 0.58% during midday trading hours.

While the prospect of a "soft Brexit" would ordinarily benefit the pound, ongoing uncertainty is currently weighing heavily on it.

The S&P/ASX rallied by 1.46% during midday trading hours.

Buying any dips in the stock market given the current climate could mean having tried to catch a falling knife.

Natixis and Marex Spectron set to face-off in British court over alleged fraud pertaining to nickel warehouse receipts.

Sterling tumbles below €1.13 as government delays Queen's Speech as May's future hangs in the balance.

The Nikkei fell by 0.57% while the Hang Seng declined by 1.17%