New Zealand dollar at three-year low, as RBNZ to review policy amid falling inflation
Recent inflation data supports the case for a rate by the RBNZ.
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Crude oil prices continue to drop amid persistent supply glut
US crude in the $26-$30 price range will signal that a global recession is inevitable, according to a Convergex survey.
Central banks watch: US, New Zealand, South Africa, Israel, Malaysia, Thailand to set rates
Fed comments on the recent moves by the ECB, BoC and SNB will be watched
Gold prices set to rise on financial markets uncertainty
Spot gold prices have gained some 10% so far this year.
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Man Group shares soar as hedge fund giant makes a mint on SNB euro cap reversal
The SNB revealed on 15 January that it would no longer cap the Swiss franc's value against the euro.
Adidas shares jump after firm sells Rockport unit for $280m
Rockport sold to entity formed by US-based rival New Balance and Berkshire Partners.
Mytrah Energy: UK renewable energy subsidies are distorting and damaging the industry
Bob Smith reveals how the company has boomed in India without the need of subsidies
Singapore's Keppel offers to privatise realty arm in $2.8bn deal
Keppel Land's main markets are Singapore and China the company is expanding into Indonesia and Vietnam.
UK house prices: British less confident over growth in 2015
Knight Frank and Markit Economics say Britons perceive that prices rose in January.
UK house price growth accelerates in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Liverpool while London slows
The latest UK Cities House Price Index shows there is a disparity in house price inflation.
Singapore dollar holds near 4-1/2-year low as deflation continues to weigh on currency
Consumer prices in Singapore fell on year as well as on month in December.
Asian markets hit new highs on ECB QE but some pare gains
ECB QE could stimulate eurozone economy as Europe is a drag on global economy and China.
Moody's cuts base metal industry outlook to negative on Europe and China weakness
Copper futures down 2.8% so far in the week while all other metals fare better.
Euro has downside room despite sharp fall on ECB move
EUR/USD and EUR/GBP have to drop further to hit significant channel supports.
Oil prices rise 2% as analysts expect Saudi Arabia to maintain policy after King Abdullah's death
No change expected in Saudi oil policy following death of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud.
Euro slides to 11-year low after ECB President Mario Draghi announces €1.1tn QE injection
ECB boss Draghi revealed stimulus package of €1.1tn of bond purchases from March 2015 until September 2016.
BP chief predicts 3 years of low oil prices as firms slash 2015 budgets
BP chief executive Bob Dudley has said he expects oil to remain low for up to three years.
Trade Finance Partners: TTIP and less regulation will boost best of British business
Co-founder William Tebbit speaks to IBTimes UK about funding pressures that also follows
KKR buys UK's Trainline from Exponent for undisclosed sum
Trainline is the most downloaded travel app in the UK.
Libor fixing scandal: Two former Martin Brokers executives fined and banned by FCA for market rigging
Two former bosses at Martin Brokers Limited were fined more than £300,000.
HFT and Flashboys controversy: Why the new Luminex dark pool faces major challenges
The former senior private banker outlines why liquidity is the key
American Express to slash more than 4,000 jobs
The world's largest credit card issuer reported fourth-quarter earnings on 21 January that beat expectations.
Dark pool and HFT trading: Barclays 'not cooperating' with New York regulator over fraud lawsuit
Barclays said Eric Schneiderman was overreaching with his lawsuit.
IMF lists winners and losers of oil price slide
Kuwait the worst affected while Morocco the most gained.
Oman joins Iran and Venezuela to criticise Opec output policy
Oman first non-Opec member to criticise the oil cartel's output policy.
India: Gold importers offer discounts as jewellers curb buys on likely duty cut
New Delhi could cut India's record high gold import duty in the budget to be presented on 28 February.
Total slashing North Sea spending on ailing fields and oil price plunge
Energy giant's CEO sees low prices persisting in first half of 2015.
Pound falls as BoE minutes show no vote for hike, but better jobs data limit losses
Ian McCafferty and Martin Weale have retreated from their demand for a hike.
UK stamp duty reforms save house buyers £1,300 on average
Mortgage Advice Bureau say the new system is saving homebuyers thousands, in some cases.
Iran minister hints at Opec letting oil prices fall to $25
Oil prices have crashed 60% since summer 2014.
Sterling holds near 17-month low ahead of BoE minutes, ECB policy eyed
Voting pattern and remarks will be crucial given the vote split since August.
Gold prices at fresh-five month high ahead of ECB meeting
Gold prices have gained some 9% so far this year on safe-haven buying.
Domino's Pizza CFO Sean Wilkins resigns in shock exit
Wilkins has only officially been in the role for less than a year.
Pets at Home revenues surge on dog grooming demand
Total revenue growth of 7.8% to £182.2m was racked up in the group's past three quarters.
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