Despite US dollar's broad strength, USD/CNY slips to new low of 6.1171.
Rwanda Development Board CEO Francis Gatare speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK
Turkey vows to continue exploration off Cyprus despite international condemnation.
The new bank now has 406,000 customers.
Healthcare workers on the frontline will be offered initial stock of the vaccine.
Lithuania set to open new liquefied natural gas terminal for commercial deliveries in early 2015.
China wants to boost foreign investment further after major increase in 2014.
Bullion has gained over 3% this month after shedding 6% in September.
Estate agent Strutt & Parker blames impending 'Mansion Tax' and the 2015 general election.
The European Commission ordered British authorities to recover the aid in 2009.
The INR is headed for a 62.50 high, leaving it 2.5% down from its current level
China's implied oil demand struck a seven-month high in September.
Eurostar trains carried 2.8 million passengers in the third quarter this year.
Coca-Cola's Q3 profit falls prompting firm to expand cost-cutting drive.
Russia has surpassed China and Switzerland to become the world's fifth largest gold holder.
'Volatility in global equity markets' put the firm off of an IPO at this time.
BoE MPC minutes due on Wednesday and UK GDP data on Friday.
Rating agency says government of India's move aptly timed and credit positive.
Kantar: Tesco now holds 28.8% of the market, down from 30.1%.
Lloyds will also present a £50m equity fund to help housebuilders
Chancellor George Osborne has a tough task to meet his full-year borrowing goals
Convicted fraudster John Skermer spent millions on golfing and prostitutes
Sales rose by 27% to £955.3m
Meanwhile, Russia's Investigative Committee has launched a criminal investigation.
De Margerie has been killed in a plane accident in Moscow.
Net revenue rose 23% in the third quarter of 2014.
Chaps is used to move large sums of money in real-time.
China's industrial and agricultural sectors maintain growth momentum.
Several of the bank's ex-staff have been charged with fraud in the US over market manipulation
The Bank of England's Chaps system is now processing the backlog of payments