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Gold has to break $1255-$1270 region to delay hitting $1000.

Premier Oil also said it expects to spend around 40% less, or $600m, on planned development this year.

On the higher side, it has to break $65 to confirm a reversal.

Data underpins expectations of fresh ECB stimulus this month itself.

The fortunes of Coke and McDonald's show how changes in the world of marketing and advertising have affected some huge global brands.

Pound headed for new multi-month low vs dollar.

Monthly inflation rate for December was 0.2% from -0.1% in November.

Legal experts say it may be more difficult for Sue Ann Arnall to pursue appeal after accepting $975m award.

December saw the worst sales performance since the financial crash in 2008, according to the BRC.

Sri Lanka's debt-to-GDP ratio is very high at 78% and 43% of loans are in foreign currency.

Oversupply and weak demand continue to plague global crude oil market.

Prince Alwaleed bin Talal defends Saudi decision not to cut production to boost prices.

Belarus will keep its budget socially-oriented despite financial challenges, Vice Premier Kochanova said on Monday.

Rio Tinto has waited patiently for over a decade to begin mining at Bunder, in the Madhya Pradesh state.

Moody's has given its first time rating to DIAL and its dollar bonds.

Revamp will create a property firm and a globally diversified conglomerate.

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey said it started 2015 with a bulging order book of £1.4bn.

Deal will strengthen Basel-based Roche's personalised cancer treatments.

USD/INR rebounds from channel support, 65.0 likely if 62.0 support held.

Crude oil prices have ended down for the past seven consecutive weeks on oversupply concerns.

Osborne said 'more action' is needed to boost the UK's struggling oil industry.

Most affected by Russian turbulence are Malaysia and Thailand.

Tesco is Hungary's biggest supermarket chain and the nation's third-biggest employer.

Oil rout continues as key producers show no signs of slashing output amid global glut.

US gold futures for delivery in February have added 2.7% from the 2 January opening price.

Central banks around the world are concerned about the deepening US/eurozone divergence.

The past half-year has seen a stunning ascent of the US dollar against virtually all other major currencies.

The NFP data offsets FOMC's Kocherlakota comments.

Indonesian central bank too meets to set rates next week.