Greece international lenders had temporarily halted their latest bailout fund to Greece, according to a Reuters report.
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EU imposes rigid fiscal scrutiny
A new era of rigid fiscal scrutiny would be imposed by the European Commission to prevent repeated occurrences of financial turmoil and to aid the region's debt crisis.
Markets fear less on US shutdown
After the Federal Reserve announced a halt on its proposed bond buying reduction program, the worldwide tension over the US monetary policy had also subsided, said a Reuters report.
US data shows contradicting signals on economy's health
Acquisition of previously owned homes had slumped in August while claims for jobless benefits became lesser last week which showed a contradicting signal regarding the health of the US economy.
The US Federal Reserve needs better way to signal policy: Fed officials
According to four top US Federal Reserve officials, the central bank had confused financial markets after announcing a reduced monthly bond buying pace.
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Al-Futtain formalizes its agreement with the Oman Tourism Development Company and the Omani National Investment Funds Company for the new mall in Muscat.
According to Egypt's central bank governor, the country had received USD7 billion of Gulf aid out of the USD12 billion pledges from Gulf countries.
The Reserve Bank of India had refused to give extended deadline for banks to upgrade their security features to protect cardholders from credit card frauds.
Axis MF, the fund management firm backed by Axis bank, is projecting to be in the black for the year because of its diversified offers.
The new programs of RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan have resulted in higher investment rate in the Indian equity markets.
The new deadline is now at October 31 for the acquisition of Vivendi's shareholdings in Maroc Telecom by Etisalat.
In a bid to ease the pressure on its public finances, Oman is set to issue an international bond as well as a sovereign bond next year.
According to a data from SQM Research Pty, property prices in Sydney might increase to as much as 20% in 2014.
The Central Bank of China said last Sunday that it would keep policy steady to cope with economic uncertainties.
