Gold price outlook: 2015 could end on a strong note
Gold prices could struggle in the short term and could even break below the 2014 lows in the coming months.
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Technical analysis: Will USD index hit 100 in 2015?
The index is biased northward and charts point to 95-97 levels next year
Technical analysis: Aussie dollar headed for 0.70 vs greenback next year
Australian dollar has more risks skewed to the downside rather than upside for 2015.
China's moves challenge India's polished diamond throne
China has dodged a time-honoured trade route by sourcing diamonds directly from African mines.
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Starbucks expands outlets in Russia as coffee creates a multi-billion dollar buzz
US government estimates show Russia is increasingly turning its back on tea.
Surprise US economic expansion causes oil rally
Brent crude oil heading for end-of-year surge after tumultuous year.
William Keegan: Oil price collapse brings short-term woe but long-term benefit to Opec policymakers
Oil price collapse is sensational news for OECD policymakers but not Russia and OPEC.
UK house prices 2015: When is the best time to buy a home next year?
IBTimes UK news editor Lianna Brinded looks at the how UK house prices are set to change in 2015
Citizens Advice: Poorest Britons should be given energy debt holidays
Ten million households use pre-payment energy meters which means they cannot spread payments.
FX fixing scandal: Six RBS traders face disciplinary action
RBS was one of the five banks fined by the US and UK for currency market manipulation.
Oil price collapse: Russia's economy has suffered while China and Japan take advantage
Brent oil prices fell from a summer high of $116 a barrel to $58 a barrel last week.
US economy growing at fastest rate in a decade, Dow Jones hits all-time high
US economy records fastest growth in third quarter since same period in 2003.
Dalian Wanda float: Asia's largest IPO slips on debut
The Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties IPO is Asia's largest listing for 2014.
New York, London and Moscow most expensive cities in the world for luxury rental properties
Average luxury rent in New York's Manhattan is around $8000-$8500 a month.
Stephen Foster: Omnicom and Publicis among the global adland dogs that didn't bark in the night
In 2014 the major players of global adland might be characterised as dogs that didn't bark.
UK house prices: Mortgage approvals tumble 20% in November
British banks approved 20% fewer mortgages in November compared to the same month last year.
Thorntons shares crash 35% after earnings warning
The UK chocolatier blames 'significant reduction' in expected orders from major British grocers.
Arab Opec producers see oil prices above $70 by end-2015
Opec producers banking on slowdown in US shale boom and rising demand fuelled by low prices.
Russia forces exporters to sell currency revenues to help stabilise ruble
The Russian ruble opened broadly firmer on 23 December.
Gold/silver ratio up to six-year high as palladium ratios tell new story
Gold palladium ratio falls and palladium silver ratio rises to new multi-year extremes.
Saudi delivers 'shock and awe' by revealing that Opec would let oil prices reach $20
Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said Opec won't cut production regardless of the price.
UK house prices: Britons cut back on food and heating to pay rent
The National Housing Federation (NHF) said Brits are finding it hard to cope.
House prices falling in third of UK as stricter credit scoring bites buyers
Tighter lending conditions are blamed for falling house prices.
Precious metals 2014: Stable gold and rewarding palladium
Interestingly, $1000 will be a technical target for gold, platinum and palladium for 2015 and $10 for silver.
Dalian Wanda float: Asia's largest IPO may struggle on debut
Markets do not expect a blockbuster first appearance for Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties on Tuesday.
UK IT jobs: 91% of firms say less than a fifth of applicants are women
Recruiter Technojobs.co.uk says overall there is a dearth of female applicants in the industry.
Rosneft shares soar after it repays $7bn in debt and says 'dollars are flowing'
Russian state-run oil giant subject of US, EU sanctions has asked the government for financial aid.
Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi: We'll never cut production despite plunging prices
Al-Naimi reiterated that his country is not conspiring to target US and Russian oil producers.
Money Talks: EasyJet and Soco shares should be in your Christmas stocking
Edmund Shing says the potential for the traditional year-end 'Santa Claus rally' close at hand, nvesting in stocks is an obvious choice
FCA to regulate FX, swaps, repo, gold and oil indexes after market fixing scandals
Market manipulation across several sectors has led watchdog to take formal charge.
Barclays accountants PwC under investigation for bank's failure to protect £16.5bn in client assets
The Financial Reporting Council has launched a probe into the bank's accountants.
UK finance industry has highest number of workers since credit crisis
TheCityUK reports financial and professional services industry is 80% more productive than other sectors
Tesco crisis: FRC launches investigation into supermarket's accounting scandal
The Financial Reporting Council joins the Serious Fraud Office in launching a probe.
UK economic recovery: BoE predicts pay rises and increased hiring in 2015
MPC member Martin Weale also sees more permanent jobs being created.
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