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There is no set timeline for reducing US monetary stimulus.

Data is two years late but European Banking Authority publishes figures on bank pay for the first time

GDP growth slowed down to 7.5% in second quarter on lower factory output and export orders.

Action group representing 15,000 pensioners say the PRA is risking bank nationalisation with capital requirement demands

Barring South Korea, Asian markets finish higher but China growth concerns remain.

Unilever has decided to increase its stake to 67% in Hindustan Unilever

China's growth model remains fundamentally stable, says official China Securities Journal.

Peter Madoff, brother of Ponzi scheme fraudster, refuses to answer questions via videolink in London's High Court.

Markets looking forward to ECB meeting after positive US job figures.

Portugal's government could collapse while Greece's bailout stands threatened.

Two separate PMIs showed expansion in the services sector, but the rate of growth was modest.

HSBC expects slower services growth as China's VAT reforms take time to percolate.

Have I Got News for You writer Charlie Skelton says Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is under threat

Hundreds of business owners and key politicians and lawyers gathered at Bully-Banks conference

Britain's HSBC stands fourth in rankings by The Banker magazine.

Hervé Falciani will meet with parliamentary committee in France drafting anti-tax evasion legislation.

Europe accuses financial data firms and banks of operating cartel in credit derivatives business.

Investors to track PMI data from Germany, France, Italy and Spain.

Official and HSBC PMIs declined in June amid bank cash squeeze.

Japanese Nikkei finishes 10.32% higher while Shanghai Composite loses 11.51%.

GHC Capital Markets’ chief economist details the impact from speculation over the Federal Reserve’s preparations to taper QE.

Bankers to assess how quantitative easing cutbacks and China's slowing growth will impact economies.

Agreement to give renminbi liquidity to British firms dealing with China.

Al Noor Hospitals sold 38.5m shares, or a 32.9% stake, at an offer price of £5.75 each

US court ruling leaves room for appeals to Supreme Court in fight to claw back $30bn.

Japan's banking giant pays quarter of a billion dollars for deleting information from $100bn in wire transfers relating to US sanctioned Iran

The Fed could begin pruning its asset buys, from $85bn to $70bn a month, this September.

HSBC Manufacturing PMI declines to 48.3 in June from 49.2 in May.

Prime Minister David Cameron tells parliament BT's Ian Livingston will replace ex-HSBC chairman Stephen Green as trade minister.

FOMC will end its two-day meet later in the day and Fed chief Ben Bernanke is due to speak after the meet.