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Brent prices have dropped for eight successive weeks on fears over a global supply glut.

The British lender originally only wanted to shrink its US mortgage trading business by two thirds.

Measures under discussion will curb imports by private trading firms.

Britain and the US have already a raft of active cases against traders implicated in the scandal

Dudley says not right time for rate hike due to weak labour market and low inflation.

Overall demand down 2% while supply dipped 7% as Indian demand rose 60% and China's fell 39%.

Opec has shown few signs it will reduce oil production ahead of its 27 November meeting.

Bank Indonesia has left the main rate at 7.5% with inflation pressures under control while the GDP growth rate is at a five-year low.

Negotiations between Hasbro and DreamWorks come more than a month after talks with Japan's Softbank failed.

Citi, JPM, HSBC, RBS, and UBS settled with a range of US and UK authorities over FX rigging.

Rics says British house prices slowed sharply in the three months to October.

Pound falls after RICS house price balance dropped to 20% in October from 30% in September.

IMF projects GDP growth of 2.4% for 2014 and expects inflation to stay near 4% for rest of year.

The investment bank announced the extra fines hours after five other banks were fined

The BoE report said UK inflation is likely to fall below 1% in early 2015 and the Bank Rate will remain unchanged until October.

Professional psychological help is now available for technology addiction.

Growth prospects are higher in the specialty and complex generic drugs segment in the US.

The Fed confirmed that it is working closely with the Department of Justice and others in its probe

Edmund Shing says that now is a great time to invest in technology.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's regime might want to garner support for future economic reforms with elections.

Citibank, HSBC, JPMorgan, RBS and UBS were fined while Barclays remains under investigation by FCA

New report counters government claims that fracking will make UK energy self-sufficient.

Afghanistan's opium cultivation has expanded by 7% in 2014 from the preceding year.

Canadian dollar remains supported by the stronger than expected jobs data on Friday.

Mark Carney is likely to signal that rates will stay at a record low until around the middle of 2015.

Citibank, HSBC, JPMorgan, RBS, and UBS were fined while Barclays remains under investigation by FCA

Hyundai, Kia and parts maker Hyundai Mobis agreed to pay $10bn for prime property in downtown Seoul in September.

Cryan faces a criminal charge of conspiring to rig Libor

Gulf state's conservative budget means it will escape impact of sliding prices.