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Pimco's emerging markets fund sheds 7.9% value as Russian crisis spreads across globe
Russian corporate and sovereign bonds make up 21% of Pimco's $3.3bn Emerging Markets Bond Fund
Russian ruble crisis: Here's why European investors don't need to panic
European companies needn't rush to remove all operations from Russia.
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Tesco's woes continue, Amazon and eBay look confident, while Next and French Connection could bounce on cold weather.
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Tesco's woes increase as Aldi and Lidl grasp record market share
Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Asda all saw their sales decline, according to Kantar Worldpanel.
UK house prices: Bank of England warns property market is the greatest risk to UK financial stability
ONS revealed that the average UK house price stands at £271,000.
UK house prices fall again in October as mortgage curbing rules start
ONS data shows property prices increased by 10.4% in the year to October 2014.
Bank Of England warns of heightened geopolitical risk as oil falls below $60 a barrel
Brent oil has fallen below $60 a barrel for the first time since 2009.
Russian stocks and rouble tank as interest rates hiked to 17%
Russian shares were also sold off sharply as oil prices dropped.
Co-op Bank fails BoE stress test while RBS and Lloyds remain 'at risk'
The test involves resilience to a 35% fall in house prices and a 30% drop in the value of the pound.
Boeing stocks jump after it boosts dividend and expands share buyback
The Nasdaq-traded planemaker's stocks added 2.39% in after-hours trading overnight.
Russia hikes key rate by 650 bps to 17%, rouble recoups 10%
Recovery not enough to reverse earlier big loss as Russian currency remains under pressure.
Oil price up amid fighting and closure at Libyan terminals
Oil price had fallen to five and a half year lows on Monday morning before Libyan closures reported.
China's Dalian Wanda may price Hong Kong IPO in top half
Dalian Wanda has offered 600 million new shares in the Hong Kong floatation, in a range of HK$41.80–49.60 apiece.
Libya's biggest oil ports Sidra and Ras Lanuf closed after deadly militant clashes
Rival militias have clashed at Libya's major oil export terminals over the weekend.
Train fare dodging banker banned from financial industry after racking up £43,000 in rail tickets
Jonathan Paul Burrows has been deemed not fit and proper to partake in financial services industry.
US oil states hit by early slowdown signs post crude slump
About a dozen US energy firms have cut spending plans for 2015 following over 40% drop in oil prices since June.
UK house prices plunge in record fall as London homes lose £30,000 in a month
Asking prices in Greater London have been falling since the summer.
India rupee down to new low on inflation data, but Indonesian and Malaysian units worse so far in December
The Indian rupee is down 0.8%, while the rupiah and ringgit are down 3.5% in December; Thai baht is up 0.3%.
Pound off 15-month low ahead of data-heavy week, but downside risks still dominant
The currency shows weakness after a 1% rally last week; charts project 1.5500.
Oil prices could reach $40 per barrel as Opec confirms refusal to cut production
The head of Opec reiterated that it will not try to stop plunging oil prices by reducing output.
Australian dollar falls to new multi-year low amid Sydney hostage crisis, risk aversion
Japan election result and caution ahead of Fed policy also weigh on currency markets.
Crude oil prices tank on bleak global demand forecasts
The IEA, oil cartel Opec and the US EIA have all lowered their 2015 demand forecasts.
Gold set to rise with metal expected to build on the week's gains
Prices gained 2.7% in the week ending 13 December on renewed buying interest.
Commodities house Gunvor Group to exit gold trading
Gunvor, the world's fifth largest oil trader, began physically trading the precious metal earlier this year.
IEA cuts 2015 crude oil demand growth forecast again
Oil prices have lost over 40% since June this year on oversupply concerns.
Hong Kong's sukuk debut goes to Dubai boosting its prospects as global Islamic finance centre
Value of sukuk listings on Dubai's exchanges have increased more than 100% this year.
Indian rupee on track to fall to 63.50/dollar: Technical analysis
Rupee edges up against dollar but its downtrend on weekly chart is intact.
Shares in China's Hunan Nonferrous soar 61% on buyout offer
Hunan Nonferrous Metals is mainland China's largest producer of non-ferrous metals excluding aluminium.
Oil prices drop to five-and-a-half year low on oversupply fears
Oil prices have dropped 40% since June.
Chinese yuan holds near five-month low after industrial output and retail sales data
China's industrial production rate slows while retail sales growth moves off multi-year low.
IMF: Algeria must be ready to hike rates further as inflationary pressures likely to re-emerge
Algeria's economic growth is projected at 4% this year from 2.8% last year.
Scots face higher buying costs on homes worth over £254,000 after stamp duty and land tax reform
Both Osborne's new stamp duty system and Swinney's LBBT will cost middle income Scots more.
Moody's upgrades Philippines rating, peso strengthens to near 3-month high
The rating is revised upward to Baa2 from Baa3 with stable outlook.
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