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Russia’s revenues from oil exports in October eased from a previous peak, as global crude prices dropped and

Global oil markets won’t be as tight as expected this quarter, as upward revisions to demand are outpaced

Global investment houses are bracing for more failed trades as a result of plans to halve the time

Moody’s Investors Service has backed itself into a corner by placing Italy on the brink of being branded

Turkey’s parliament is set to hold a debate this week over Sweden’s bid to join the NATO military

SBB, the landlord at the center of Sweden’s property crisis, has been upgraded to hold because “the sell

European natural gas eased on Tuesday with the market so brimming with supplies that even the potential shutdown

The European Union is discussing the possibility of temporarily prolonging a truce with the US related to steel

Ukrainian forces say they repelled a total of eight attacks on the strategic city of Avdiivka in the past 24 hours - as Putin makes an embarrassing third attempt to capture the area. It was earlier reported that Mr Putin was going to make a third attempt at capturing the city known for its large coking plant after failing twice before. Vitaliy Barabash, head of Avdiivka’s military administration said Mr Putin’s troops “need” Avdiivka. “Quite simply, Avdiivka and its strategic position is geographically located on heights and you can see Donetsk... from here,” he said, referring to the Ukrainian area occupied by Russia. Some of the remaining civilians in Avdiivka include doctors and nurses. The town still has a shop and functioning hospital operating under every day shelling. War-time president Volodymyr Zelensky, in a speech on Monday, said fighting along the frontline has been “challenging”. He named Avdiivka, Maryinka, Bakhmut front, Lyman front, Kupyansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson as the areas where fighting has been the fiercest. Read More Russian UN envoys shoot back at Western criticism of its Ukraine war and crackdown on dissidents Zelensky tells Ukrainians to brace for ‘enemy’ Putin’s winter attacks From Gaza to Ukraine, China to the EU: The major issues piling high in David Cameron’s in tray

David Cameron’s appointment as British foreign secretary has provoked criticism of the former premier’s warm relationship with China,

Iceland sought to temper concerns that an imminent volcanic eruption would wreak widespread havoc on European aviation as

UK wage growth slowed and vacancies continued to fall, further signs that the labor market is easing as