Euro is 125 pips away from 11-year low, pound 221 pips away from four and a half-year low.
President Xi expects two-way trade between China and Latin America to rise to $500bn within 10 years.
Euro is just 163 pips away from a 11-year low against the dollar.
With opponents of austerity leading opinion polls in Greece, borrowers are hopeful of debt waiver schemes.
Cabinet decision to hike the cap to 46% from 26% is yet to secure parliament approval.
Prices have begun stabilising in the Netherlands and rising in Denmark and Ireland.
Eurozone inflation rate has dipped to -0.2% at the end of 2014.
In 2014, the average new Persimmon home cost £190,500.
December price rise data may increase deflation concerns in Eurozone.
Boohoo's CEOs said 'the resultant growth was less than anticipated'.
The head of the Treasury Select Committee also said officials failed to hold the BoE accountable.
Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei says crude prices could recover if non-Opec producers "act rationally".
Oil prices have fallen over around 50% from 2012 and 2013.
Ireland and UK have topped the global service sector output ranking.
Global emerging market output index moved up helped by expansion in India, while Russian downturn has intensified.
China, in pursuit of cheap commodities, could be forced to play by free trade rules.
The auction cutoff on Tuesday was more than 20% down from the November auction.
NZ dollar targets 0.7450 and 0.7350 ahead of 0.7115, on the downside.
Crude oil has lost more than half of its value since June 2014.
Danske Bank expects oil prices to fall further in the short term.
US crude oil fell to as low as $49.32 in today's trading session.
The deal will result in first US-listed Indian pay-TV operator.
Large firms such as Schlumberger, Halliburton and Baker Hughes can beat slump.
Number of first time buyers rose 22% compared with 2013.
US crude output at record level as Saudi Aramco adopts dual pricing strategy
HSBC China services PMI rises boosted by new orders.
US West Texas Intermediate oil falls to five-and-a-half year low as producers boost production.
Petrol prices in the UK are falling closer to £1 a litre as the UK's supermarket giants cut prices.
With core inflation rate falling, fundamentals too do not support a further rally in the Pakistani rupee.
Prices heading towards £1 per litre as major supermarkets seek to lure customers with cheap petrol.