Around one in seven, or 7.4m, UK adults were struggling to pay their bills and credit repayments in January, according to a survey by the City regulator, as the cost of living crisis continues to bite
Asian markets stayed subdued, while oil prices remained steady and gold prices rose. Boeing faced whistleblower allegations, and the New Zealand central bank kept rates unchanged. All attention now tu
A US-based rating agency, Fitch, downgraded its long-term perspective on China to negative, in the late hours of Tuesday, while maintaining the country's A+ credit rating.
Wednesday's U.S. inflation report has the potential to cause significant volatility, so traders should prepare for the possibility of treacherous market conditions, especially if the incoming data sur
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, released a few weeks after each policy meeting, offer traders valuable insights into the U.S. central bank’s thinking. These minutes can have a sign
Precious metals soar, with gold printing another new high and silver picking up where it left off last week. Prices appear immune to warnings of delayed rate cuts
USD/JPY remains close to making a fresh multi-decade high despite official warnings last week that the Yen was too weak. The question lingers: will the BOJ take action beyond verbal intervention to st
The disconnect between the US dollar and US treasuries recently is an interesting one but may have to do with improving EU sentiment. Upward surprise in CPI to jolt DXY?
Labour has promised to replace business rates with a system of “business property taxation” in a bid to level the playing field between high street businesses and online retailers.
The UK will continue issuing export licences for arms sales to Israel amid the conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the foreign secretary has confirmed.