Shares rise across the region on Monday after China cuts interest rates for the third time in six months.

Greek politicians are hopeful that Eurozone ministers will recognise its fiscal progress, paving the way for bailout funds to be released.

Smartphone shipments the world's biggest market, China, have contracted for the first time in six years, according to a market research firm.

The Financial Conduct Authority says insurance companies are not being clear enough about the cost of paying premiums in instalments.

The economic slowdown seen in the first three months of this year is gradually being reversed, according to a survey.

Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey announces the introduction of a new tax crackdown against 30 multinational corporations.

After jumping more than 2% on Friday, the FTSE 100 continues to rise with mining shares helped by news of China's interest rate cut.

The chief executive of Airbus Group has said the company remains committed to its A400M military plane following Saturday's crash in Spain.