World Ugandan inflation rises in Feb on non-food prices KAMPALA: Uganda's inflation rose in February, inching higher on an increase in non-food prices, the Uganda Bureau of Published 27 Feb, 2015 10:17am
Business & Finance France to sell 7.5-8.5bn euro of bonds at Thursday auction PARIS: France will sell 7.5-8.5 billion euros ($8.4-$9.5 billion) of fixed-rate, long-term bonds at a regular auction ne Published 27 Feb, 2015 10:16am
Business & Finance Airbus says studying A320 production ramp-up beyond 50/month MUNICH: Airbus Group is studying whether to increase its production rate for the A320 family single-aisle jet to beyond Published 27 Feb, 2015 10:10am
Business & Finance India's PM says willing to make changes in land decree NEW DELHI: The Indian government is ready to make changes in an executive decree it had issued to make it easier for bus Published 27 Feb, 2015 10:03am
Business & Finance Hong Kong steps up efforts to cool red-hot property market HONG KONG: Hong Kong imposed fresh measures on Friday in its latest bid to cool one of the world's most expensive re Published 27 Feb, 2015 09:59am
Markets Sterling pulls back after jump vs. euro, election starts to weigh LONDON: Sterling dipped back below $1.54 on Friday, more than a cent below 8-week highs hit a day earlier, with a growin Published 27 Feb, 2015 09:54am
Markets Vietnam Feb industrial production rises 7pc HANOI: Vietnam's February index of industrial production (IIP) increased an estimated 7 percent from a year earlier, Published 27 Feb, 2015 09:49am
World India economic growth to top 8pc in 2015-16 MUMBAI: India's economy will grow at a rate of more than 8 percent in the 2015/16 fiscal year while consumer inflati Published 27 Feb, 2015 08:25am
Business & Finance Argentina's YPF 4th-quarter, 2014 net profit come in below forecasts BUENOS AIRES: Argentina's state-controlled oil company YPF said on Thursday net profit was 1.383 billion pesos ($161 Published 27 Feb, 2015 07:39am
Markets Brazil's Agroconsult raises soy crop forecast to 94.7mn tonnes SAO PAULO: Brazil's current soybean crop is forecast at 94.7 million tonnes, up 828,000 tonnes from a January estima Published 27 Feb, 2015 07:34am
Markets Argentina forecasts record 2014/15 soy crop of 58mn tonnes BUENOS AIRES: Argentina's 2014/15 soy crop was estimated by the government on Thursday at a record 58.0 million tonn Published 27 Feb, 2015 07:27am
Markets CBOT wheat ends higher in rebound from four-month low CHICAGO: Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures closed higher Thursday on bargain buying after the spot contract fell to i Published 27 Feb, 2015 07:24am
Markets CBOT soybeans rise on Brazil strike concerns CHICAGO: Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures rallied 1.6 percent on Thursday on renewed concerns that a strike by tru Published 27 Feb, 2015 07:19am
World Tanzania says GDP growth slowed to 6.8pc in Q3 2014 DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania's economic growth slowed to 6.8 percent in the third quarter of 2014 versus a revised 7.4 pe Published 26 Feb, 2015 01:35pm
Business & Finance Iberdrola takes baby steps to grow US business MADRID: Iberdrola never made a secret of the fact that it was on the hunt for targets in the United States. Investors in Published 26 Feb, 2015 01:27pm
Business & Finance UK business investment slips as oil prices fall, trade boosts GDP LONDON: British business investment fell at its sharpest rate in nearly six years late last year, after tumbling global Published 26 Feb, 2015 01:18pm
Markets US soy rises on Brazil strike concerns, wheat eases LONDON: Chicago soybean futures edged up on Thursday as Brazilian authorities failed to reach an agreement to end a truc Published 26 Feb, 2015 01:11pm
World South African Budget Shows Persistent Fiscal Challenges LONDON: The South African budget statement highlights the challenge the government faces in narrowing the fiscal deficit Published 26 Feb, 2015 01:06pm
Markets Prompt up on less windy Germany, colder France PARIS: European spot power prices rose on Thursday on forecasts for falling German wind power output and a rise in Frenc Published 26 Feb, 2015 12:59pm
Markets Sri Lankan rupee ends steady on dollar selling by banks COLOMBO: Sri Lankan rupee forwards recovered to end steady on Thursday after falling intraday as dollar selling by banks Published 26 Feb, 2015 12:52pm