UN's International Labour Organization warns global jobless rate is set to increase in 2016 and 2017.

Wall Street stocks flat after hitting three-month low in previous session.

Stoxx 600 has biggest drop since August, while Dax falls below 10,000 for first time since October.

Unsurprisingly, financially-troubled Greece is one of the hardest places to find employment.

Chinese indices failed to gain despite Beijing announcing fresh policies aimed at boosting foreign trade.

Pro-Biafran protests demanding independence from Nigeria have increased in recent months.

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Holidaymakers are likely to scared away for the near future.

Japan's unemployment rate unexpectedly rises in August, while consumer spending beats forecasts.

UK's home secretary wants 'free movement' in the EU to be restricted to migrants with jobs.

Youth unemployment blights Europe with more than a fifth jobless in EU.

Over-consumption of energy drink Red Bull causes woman's brain to swell.

Polish investigators will decide whether to prosecute Korwin-Mikke for a breach of Poland's anti-hate laws.

Companies in 100,000 Opportunities Initiative include JPMorgan Chase and Taco Bell.

Korwin-Mikke made the bizarre outburst during a debate on the standardising bus and train tickets.

Greece and Spain to be worst hit by joblessness.

29-year-old Briton launches new online campaign to help Greeks caught in the crisis.

The 26-year-old was captured on video following the gunman after the attack on tourist.

Higher inflation is expected to tighten the job market, edging down average pay.

Lesbian Judith Twiith Twikireze allegedly tortured in Uganda where government is implementing anti-gay laws.

Swiss franc has moved off a three-week high versus dollar too.

UN agency urges French government to take action as number of poor children reaches three million

Both the metals are not far away from falling to fresh yearly lows.

Minister's warning that ringgit could fall to 4/$ also weighs down the currency.

Eurozone job data surprises on higher side, while US Markit services PMI dips.

Draghi's Greece-related comments are likely to be crucial later in the day.

Out of 20,000 staff being terminated, 14,000 to be absorbed in new firm MAS Bhd.

Unemployment is down and wages are up but young people are stubbornly staying out of work and productivity may outpace skills.

GBP/USD has upside room up to 1.5875 as long as 1.5200 support holds.

The loonie is up 5% against the US dollar over the past four weeks.