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October's Markit/CIPS PMI survey for UK manufacturing shows sector continuing strong growth at start of Q4.

Central bank confident about withstanding negative effects of sales tax hike that was projected to cut growth by 0.7%.

Economic recovery inspires confidence across EU services, says ESI data.

Krstic talks exclusively to IBTimes UK on camera about major financial reforms to boost economic growth.

Latest statistics show Scottish economy is thriving, says finance minister John Swinney.

At WIEF, Iraq's Dr Rowsch Nuri Shaways points to double-digit economic growth forecast for country.

Kamil Janáček at the Czech National Bank dismisses deflation fears and foreign exchange intervention.

Jim O'Neill, the outgoing chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management calls for devolution of power to revive British cities and economy.

Bankia's slow return to profit and recovery is a metaphor for Spain's economic malaise

CBI survey shows sudden slowdown on high street ahead of annual festive shopping rush.

Bankia posts €362m net profit in nine months to September after multi-billion loss in 2012.

Markets awaiting cues from Fed meeting and slew of economic and corporate data.

Record US crude production and seasonal refinery maintenance boost stocks.

Move to help P Chidambaram meet the fiscal deficit target of 4.8% of GDP.

Bank of England research supports George Osborne's call for continuing austerity to deal with Britain's debts to grow economy

ONS reports UK GDP lifting 0.8% in third quarter as recovery continues.

China's seven-day repo rate spikes.

Downbeat earnings pull down investor sentiment in early trade.

Upcoming Czech elections reveal cynical and fed-up electorate.

Retailer Debenhams said its pre-tax profit dropped 2.7% in year to 31 August.

Consumer goods firm Unilever sees turnover drop in third quarter.

Five largest banks in China have written off 22.1bn yuan in first half, up from 7.65bn yuan last year, according to Bloomberg.

Australia is forecast to reach its current A$300bn ceiling in December.

Office for National Statistics data shows public sector spending falling as George Osborne remains defiant.

Bailout report is hard won success story for Brussels and international creditors

American economy expected to have created 185,000 new jobs in September.

Minneapolis-Saint Paul region's GDP is slightly larger than that of Ireland and Portugal

Administration had taken steps to liberalise interest rates and encourage trade and investment.

US Labor Department to release September jobs report on 22 October.

Profit-taking in India weighs down on the Sensex.