The dollar slipped on Tuesday as fears about the ripple effects of Dubai's debt woes eased while Asian shares were steady as investors took a breather after Monday's bounce. The dollar dipped
Efforts by Dubai World to restructure about $26 billion in debt out of the estimated $59 billion it owes reassured investors that the emirate's debt problems can be contained, helping global markets
The Bank of Japan said on Tuesday it would introduce a new operation to provide funds for three months at a fixed interest rate of 0.1 percent, after it held an emergency
British house prices rose 0.5 percent in November, the same as in October, suggesting that a rapid initial rebound from the five-year low set in February is now slowing, mortgage lender Nationwide
The Cyprus e-Commerce Subsidy Plan has been launched, which was designed and will be implemented within the context of European Union policies, aims to promote the adoption of electronic Commerce Technologies/ Strategies
Seychelles will modify its taxes to bolster revenue and curb public spending next year to support a return to growth for its heavily indebted economy, the finance minister said in his budget
Persistent confusion over Dubai's debt workout and erratic year-end trading hit European and UK shares and sterling again on Monday, deflating earlier buoyancy in Asia as the United Arab Emirates moved to
The fundamental credit outlook for the Ukrainian banking sector remains negative, reflecting the vulnerable state of the credit fundamentals of domestic banks in the medium term amid the ongoing financial and economic
Oil prices recovered towards $77 a barrel on Monday, aided by a weaker U.S. dollar, but investors kept a wary eye on debt-laden Dubai and its impact on the global economy. Signs
Bank of Ireland has become less optimistic about the discount it expects to book on the loans it will transfer to Ireland's "bad bank", potentially increasing the amount of extra capital it
