Shares in budget carrier Tiger Airways fall by as much as 8%, to a one-month low, after the company posts widening losses.

Export sales from Scotland's oil and gas supply chain grew to £10bn in 2013, according to figures from Scottish Enterprise.

China temporarily bans imports of British cheese after the country's food inspectors complained about hygiene standards at a UK dairy.

Indonesia posts its slowest pace of economic growth since 2009 following a series of aggressive rate hikes by the country's central bank.

Nokia launches a $100m (£59m) fund to invest in firms specialising in connected and smart vehicles.

The European Commission has raised its 2014 growth forecast for the European Union to 1.6% and also expects unemployment to continue to fall.

A three-day strike by London Underground workers due to start on Monday evening is suspended, the RMT union says.

US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer reports a 15% fall in profits in the three months to the end of March compared with a year earlier to $2.3bn (£1.3bn).