Shops Eye 'Crucial' Christmas Period to Recover Lost Sales in Ailing Retail Market
Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers
Suspected Saudi Aramco Malware Created by Amateurs
The creators of Shamoon malware suspected of being behind the Saudi Aramco attack were amateurs who made silly mistakes according to security experts.
Bank of England's Newest Policymaker Ian McCafferty Speaks Out for First Time
Ex-CBI man McCafferty is the latest monetary policy committee member and has given his thoughts on state of play for recession-hit UK economy
Sanctions-hit Iran Wooing Egypt to Sell its Oil
Iran said to be in talks to sell around two million barrels of oil to Egypt.
Crude Oil: Pivot Point Signal 23.08.2012
Buy at 115,12
Stop Loss at 114,62
Take Profit at 115,62
Nigeria: Search for Four Kidnapped Foreigners Continues after Suspected Pirate Attack on Oil Vessel
Security agencies stepping up search for kidnappers and abducted foreigners.
Financial Market Faith: Libor Scandal Reveals What We Don't Know About Global Markets
From stocks to oil to gold, guesswork defines what we pay for the most actively traded assets in the world.
Global Crude Oil Prices Held Down By Growth But OPEC Risks Loom Says IEA
International Energy Agency warns of "nasty surprises" to oil prices if OPEC production quotas are obeyed.
Russia Flash Floods Kill 78, Evacuations Under Way
Flash floods sweep the area at midnight killing sleeping residents and causing houses to be flooded up to the first floor.
Iran Disguises Ships in Cat and Mouse Game with West over Oil Export Embargo
Iran switches names, flags and ports of ships to confuse Western officials tracking its oil exports.
India Energy Demand May Stoke Inflation, Dampen Growth in Asia's Third Largest Economy
As India seeks more oil and gas from OPEC and the wider markets following Iran's sanction woes, the move could intensify growth problems and high inflation
Opec Ministers at Odds on Output ahead of Key Gathering [VIDEO]
Oil ministers at Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries reveal conflicting opinions on restricting oil output to slow falling prices.
European Crisis: Spanish Debt Yields Hit 2012 High as Merkel Again Rejects Euro Bonds
Investors question timing, detail of Spain's EU-led rescue as Greek election concerns mount
Iata Warns Airlines of Worsening Eurozone Crisis and Oil Price Rise Risks
International Air Transport Association says deepening eurozone sovereign debt crisis and rising oil prices threaten to wipe out airline industry profits and targets
South Africa to Replace Iranian Crude Oil Imports with Nigerian Supply
South African official hints country is looking to source more of its oil imports from Nigeria instead of Iran.
Iran To Build New Oil Terminal Outside Gulf
As tensions between Iran and the Gulf States continue to increase, Tehran has announced plans for a new oil terminal outside the Strait of Hormuz.
Airlines Hedge Less Than Half of Fuel Costs Against Price Rises
Latest report reveals that a majority of airlines only implement hedging procedures for 21% – 40% of its total fuel for a year, in a bid to guard against rising oil prices.
Airline Fuel Hedging Fails to Help Carriers Slow Soaring Costs
Franco-Dutch airline is the third aviation company this week to report losses stemming from rising fuel costs
Iran Ponders Halting Nuclear Programme to Avoid EU Sanctions
Iran is considering a Russian proposal to halt nuclear programme to avoid EU sanctions.
UK Inflation to Miss Government Target for Third Year - CEBR
Thinktank forecasts cost of living will rise at least 2.7 percent this year on back of high oil and commodity prices.
UK Producer Price Inflation Eases in March
The U.K. producer price index for home sales of manufactured products rose 3.6 percent in the year to March 2012, compared to a growth of 4.1 percent in February, according to the latest data released from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Supplies up and Demand Steadies in Oil Market
Opec and IEA reports show oil production and supplies increasing as demand growth steadies, which could ease prices in 2012.
BoE Rate Decision: A Test of Governor's "Maradona Theory"?
Governor Mervyn King and the MPC face growth and inflation dilemma
Shell Workers Held in Nigeria's Niger Delta
Dispute between oil giant and Nembe Island's poor community escalates to workers being held on board seized boats.
Will Higher Energy and Food Prices Again Drive Inflation Risks Across Asia?
There are fears that in Asia inflation might return due to higher energy prices, food and wage costs as crude oil prices are expected to range between $125 to $128 per barrel. However, though oil prices are high in absolute terms, Brent crude prices are only 10% higher than a year ago and food prices are still comparitively lower than the previous year.
Iran, Syria and China Oil Deal Flouts Western Sanctions
Iran helps Syria get round boycott by providing tanker to ship oil to China state-run firm.
France Joins UK and US in Strategic Oil Reserve Talks
The UK, the US and France are in favour of a strategic oil release.
British Gas Slumps to 5-Week Low; 2012 Brent Forecasts Rise
British gas prices fell on fears of slump in demand as much as 13 percent on Thursday below the seasonal norms and also due to weak global economic data, which drew down the wider energy complex, including British gas futures.
UK, European Shares Close in the Red as Global Economic Recovery Stalls
World's manufacturing economies showing weakness as UK high street sales fall more than forecast.
OBR UK Growth Forecasts 'Ignores Competition from Developing Economies'
Office for Budget Responsibility improves outlook for UK economic growth but critics say it is too optimistic in face of increasing global competition.