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Laura Board is The Deal’s international editor. Based in London, she leads a team producing news and features on corporate finance and regulation from Brussels to Brisbane. Board joined the The Deal shortly after its 1999 launch from the Financial Times. Before that, she worked at Bloomberg News in Frankfurt and London and at Retail Week. She speaks French, Italian, German and Spanish.
The indicator highlights the complexity of Bank of England Governor Carney's task of keeping the U.K. economy on a stable course.
Gold rises as Fed officials keep a December rate rise on the table.
The Zurich reinsurer says underwriting 'discipline' and investment income helped mitigate a slump in earnings.
A strong turnout from Spain and the Netherlands pushes the closely watched manufacturing-industry gauge above the preliminary estimate.
U.S. futures fall as the Fed prepares to make its rate call.
A write-down on deregulated power assets pushes the utility into the red on a GAAP basis.
Chinese government and private-sector manufacturing gauges point to the fastest rate of growth in more than two years.
Economic indicators out on Monday suggest the ECB probably won't start curtailing its asset buying just yet.
Sky Network TV falls in New Zealand on an antitrust hitch with its merger, while Sony rises after firming up a July deal to sell its battery unit.
More insight on the impact of Brexit will come with the Bank of England's inflation report, which will likely be accompanied by news of status quo on rates.
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