British industrial output rose unexpectedly in June and at its fastest pace since October 2007, helped by a surge in car production, official data showed on Wednesday. The Office for National Statistics
The rally in global equities took a breather on Wednesday while the dollar hovered near its 2009 lows with two major central banks' policy meetings and key U.S. labour data looming. Oil
Young investors may accept the argument that those who begin investing when stocks are cheap end up with more retirement money, but after the turmoil of the past year, some find it
House prices in Britain rose a bigger-than-expected 1.1 percent in July, leaving prices down 12.1 percent in the three months to July versus a year ago, the smallest fall in 11 months,
Japan's Nikkei stock average lost ground on Wednesday as investors took a breather after the index hit a 10-month high the day before, with Toyota Motor Co down after reporting a third
Asian stocks steadied near 11-month highs on Wednesday, as investors paused for breath before more earnings reports, but rising dairy prices pushed the New Zealand dollar to a 10-month peak. Sentiment in
European shares closed lower on Tuesday, slipping back from the nine-month high reached in the previous session, with some banks giving back a little of their recent hefty gains. The FTSEurofirst 300
Gold jewellery sale volumes in Dubai fell around 40 percent in July on a year ago, as the economic downturn and summer heat deterred tourism, retailers said on Tuesday. Tourists are a
Cyprus Attorney-General Petros Clerides told CNA on Tuesday that he is planning to meet in September with Greece's Supreme Court (Arios Pagos) Prosecutor Ioannis Tentes to discuss possible judicial problems that will
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control Acting Director – ECDC Chief Scientist Johan Giesecke has said that Cyprus has a very good plan to address the new flu (H1N1) pandemic, noting
