IMF's David Lipton Recollects Communist Poland on 25th Year of Transition: 'We Saw People Waiting in Lines Outside Grocery Stores'
Transition of central Europe to integrated global economy from communist era was aided mainly by liberalising policies, IMF official says.
Chile's Peso Snaps Four-Month Losing Streak Against Dollar
Chile's peso headed for first monthly gain after four straight months of losses.
Brazil's Real Down to Near 10-Year Low and Stocks Slump on Fears of Dilma Rousseff Return
Dilma Rousseff predicted to defeat market-friendly Aecio Neves in Brazil election, sending markets into tailspin.
Tata Motors: Zest and Bolt Sales Crucial While JLR Can Pay More Dividend Than Due, Moody's Says
Funds are needed to support the Zest and Bolt launches as well as the inventory increase
Euro Rebounds on German PMI But Sterling Extends Losses on Weak Data
Overall both the euro and sterling seem to be headed for new multi-month lows
Gold: Recent Bullishness Weakens, Charts Still Suggest $1,000 Likely
Technically, gold will not get out of threat of $1,000 unless the $1,433 resistance barrier is broken.
China's Yuan Rises to 33-Week High as Manufacturing PMI Jumps to 3-Month High
Despite US dollar's broad strength, USD/CNY slips to new low of 6.1171.
India Rupee Stays on Downward Track Despite Reform Hopes But Has Room for 2.5% Decline
The INR is headed for a 62.50 high, leaving it 2.5% down from its current level
Pound Off 11-Month Low Ahead of BoE Minutes and GDP Data
BoE MPC minutes due on Wednesday and UK GDP data on Friday.
Moody's Says India's Diesel Deregulation Timed Aptly, Credit Positive
Rating agency says government of India's move aptly timed and credit positive.
New Zealand Sees Record Net Migrant Gain Led By Indian Students
While inflow from India increases, new Chinese law hits overseas tours.
China GDP Growth Shows Slight Dip But Beats Forecast
China's industrial and agricultural sectors maintain growth momentum.
India Rupee, Stocks Rise on Diesel Deregulation, But Market Still Wary of Inflation Risks
Crude prices poised for rebound after recent falls which will push up cost of diesel.
Moody's: Malaysia and Thailand Most Vulnerable as Global Credit Gets Tighter
Household debt as a share of GDP was at 87% for Malaysia, and 82% for Thailand, at the end of 2013.
Moody's: Tata Steel UK Unit's Sale of Long Products Business Credit Positive
Prospects for European long steel sector dim, but TSUKH's flat steel assets doing better, says Moody's.
Canadian Dollar Holds Five-Year Low On Crude Oil Decline, Ahead of CPI Data
Canadian dollar headed for its second straight monthly loss and is down more than 6.2% since June.
India: Growing Middle Class and Federalism to Help Shape Economic Policies, S&P Says
Scrapping of India's Planning Commission was a significant step by Modi in enhancing the autonomy of the states.
Fitch: Turkish Banks Most Vulnerable to US Rate Hike
Chinese banks seen as most exposed to risks to asset quality arising from recent rapid growth.
DBS, ING, OCBC, Standard Chartered and Sumitomo Mitsui to Finance Myanmar's Pamel
Banks to give $85bn for creating telecom service provider Ooredoo Myanmar's infrastructure.
Ebola: Online Course And Vaccinations Needed to Join WHO's Response Team
Yellow Fever tops WHO's list of vaccinations before volunteers can travel to Ebola-hit West Africa.
Rouble Continues Free Fall Against Dollar and Euro Hitting Multi-Year Lows
Russian currency, under pressure from declining oil prices and trade sanctions, hits new lows.
China's Yuan Jumps to New High as UK Starts Roadshow to Promote its Yuan Bonds
China's yuan at seven-month high amid UK's roadshow to promote yuan-denominated bonds.
Singapore Leaves Monetary Policy Unchanged
Monetary Authority of Singapore maintains policy amid inflationary pressures.
Yen Rallies to New High Amid Hong Kong Protests and US Dollar Decline
Japanese yen jumps to one-month high further distancing from six-year low touched earlier.
IMF Hails Jordan's Reforms Push Despite Fallout from Iraq and Syria Conflicts
While warning of risks, IMF says Jordan's growth will be driven by mining and tourism.
Central Banks Watch: South Africa, Singapore, South Korea, Egypt and Chile To Set Policy, Yellen and Draghi to Speak
Chile is likely to cut rates further and Yellen will be keenly watched in the backdrop further signs of strengthening of the US labour market.
Singapore Semi-Annual Monetary Policy Due Next Week Amid Slowing Growth
Policy statement to be released as GDP growth slows and inflation eases.
IMF Projects 'Solid' Growth for Asia Pacific GDP in Q4
Asia Pacific's second half growth will be solid despite a weaker-than-expected first half.
IMF Cuts GDP Forecasts For LatAm and Caribbean With Brazil and Argentina Seeing Sharper Cuts
IMF said lower commodity prices and domestic policy uncertainties are drags on the growth of the Western Hemisphere.
After Two Months in a Tight Range China Yuan Awaits CPI Data Next Week
Market awaits cues from inflation data amid mixed economic signals and US dollar rally.
