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Brexit means Bank of England must be "fleet of foot" - Haldane
"This time is different. Brexit makes it different," Haldane said after a speech, referring to the changes in the challenges for monetary policymakers since the financial crisis a decade ago.
U.S. tech cos asking White House to speed up Huawei exemptions process -Kudlow
Kudlow made the comments one day after executives from a number of top tech companies attended a meeting at the White House to discuss the issue.
Soaring Swiss franc raises intervention stakes as ECB prepares to ease
Swiss franc surges to two-year high against euro
India moves to overhaul labour laws in bid to boost job creation
Labour Minister Santosh Gangwar introduced the bills, covering safety, working conditions and wages, in the lower house of parliament
Bank of England's Haldane "very cautious" about cutting rates
Recent weak economic data reflected Brexit volatility while consumer confidence and the job market remained strong
French President Macron to speak to Boris Johnson in the coming days
Boris Johnson elected leader of the governing Conservative Party and Britain's next prime minister
Start ‘looking East’ as ‘great’ China will boom: Emaar Chairman Alabbar
Emaar has also announced that it will open an office in Beijing, in an attempt to expand its business activities in China.
New UK PM Johnson increases the chance of no-deal Brexit - Moody's
Johnson has pledged to deliver Brexit on Oct. 31
Lockheed Martin profit rises 22% on higher F-35 deliveries
The company's net earnings rose to $1.42bln
Trump says new British Prime Minister Johnson 'will be great'
Brexiteer Boris Johnson to be Britain's next prime minister
Insights
India unlocks a $200bln stressed debt market
The new rules, modelled on the UK framework, replaced a proliferation of schemes
Are central banks losing their big bet?
Central banks bet that greater activism on the part of other policymakers would be their salvation
Will ECB walk or just talk as rate circus comes to Europe?
Slowing global growth, increased protectionism and in some cases weak domestic data have persuaded major central banks to loosen monetary policy
