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Protesters march in Congo Republic capital for second day

BRAZZAVILLE, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Security forces fired warning shots to try to disperse hundreds of protesters marching in Congo Republic's capital Brazzaville on Wednesday against a referendum on lifting presidential term limits.

REUTERS SUMMIT-Japan's Jera says will significantly cut long-term LNG contracts

* Reduce long-term LNG contracts to cover only minimum requirement

Dispute over rigged ship engine tests adds to Volkswagen's woes

OSLO, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Norwegian shipowner I.M. Skaugen has disclosed it is seeking $50 million in compensation from a marine unit of Volkswagen for rigging performance tests of ship engines produced over a decade ago.

Five non-member countries attend oil meeting with OPEC

VIENNA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Only five non-OPEC countries have sent representatives to a meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC oil market experts that began on Wednesday at the petroleum exporter group's Vienna headquarters.

China's Xi turns to money and politics in Britain after a day of pomp

LONDON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping will preside over the signing of a deal to build a nuclear power station in Britain on Wednesday as Prime Minister David Cameron seeks to clinch $46 billion in contracts with the world's second-largest economy.

BUZZ-Smiths: top FTSE gainer after Citi upgrade

** Smiths among top UK blue-chip risers as Citi upgrades to "Buy" and raises PT to 1200p from 1050p

Kazakh cbank says tenge rate balanced at $50 oil

ASTANA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's tenge currency will remain stable near the current rate of 277.51 per dollar as long as Brent crude trades near $50 per barrel, Kazakh central bank chairman Kairat Kelimbetov told reporters on Wednesday.

UPDATE 1-State-owned company should take Freeport Indonesia stake -minister

* Sale would be part of process of extending contract on huge mine

Australia shares change course and rise, NZ stocks extend rally

SYDNEY, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Australian shares erased morning losses and edged up 0.2 percent on Wednesday, after an attempt by bears to take the index below a key support level fizzled out.

The bears are back in town: Takeaways from London Metal Exchange week

There was no doubt that the toreros of metal markets had left their bulls at home when they came to London for the annual meeting of traders, brokers, consumers and end-users.

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