Anglo Irish Bank expects the final bill for its rescue to come to about 25 bln euros, well below some estimates that have spooked markets, and expects the government to decide its
Britain's top shares were lower by midday on Tuesday, as U.K. economic data added to uncertainty surrounding the global recovery, with risk-sensitive banks and commodity stocks leading the fallers. Weak mortgage lending
The European Union is preparing to investigate whether China is unfairly subsidising makers of wireless modems, the latest move by Europe to defend its high-tech industry in the face of China's growing
British mortgage approvals and consumer credit rose unexpectedly in July, but weak mortgage lending pushed total net lending to its lowest since March, Bank of England figures showed on Tuesday. The figures
U.S. crude futures fell below $74 on Tuesday, extending losses for a second day, as expectations of higher crude inventories fed fears that a slowdown in global economic growth was hitting demand.
The yen rose towards a 15-year high against the dollar on Tuesday as traders looked to test Japanese authorities' resolve on intervention after the Bank of Japan's easing steps the previous day
Research In Motion will give India access to secure BlackBerry data beginning Wednesday, a government source said on Monday, leading New Delhi to put off a decision on whether to shut down
Tokyo stocks fell 3% on Tuesday, their worst daily drop in three months, after the Bank of Japan's emergency moves the day before failed to curb the yen's strength and disheartened investors
Chinese shares retreated on Tuesday and looked set to end the month flat to slightly lower as the cloudy outlook for growth in developed economies pushed investors to the sidelines. The Shanghai
Indian officials meet on Monday to decide whether to ban some of Research In Motion's BlackBerry services, a day before the deadline runs out for the firm to give security agencies access
