The euro was seeing some volatility and was slightly negative during the early session, following three consecutive sessions of gains against the US dollar. The euro...
The US ISM manufacturing report came in below expectations at 48.7 and while the employment component was a bright spot at 51.1, new orders (printing 45.4)...
Oil prices continue to decline sharply today and reach more of their lowest levels that we have not seen since last February, across both major benchmarks,...
The CBI’s Business Manifesto, shaped by input from over 400 business leaders and 70 Trade Associations, maps out the steps the next Government can take to...
The recent weakening of the Mexican peso against the dollar has been one of the main consequences of the election results in Mexico. Following the results...
Gold (XAU/USD) struggles to benefit from a good rebound from the $2315 – $2314 zone, trading within a tight range during Tuesday’s morning session. Bias leans...
New data from HM Revenue & Customs showed that just 68 estates were able to shelter £1.8 billion from inheritance tax using business relief. This has...
Businesses are anticipating growth in the upcoming months after activity across the private sector showed its strongest performance in nearly two years. The Confederation of British...
The former Defence Minister Ben Wallace has insulted Labour’s “triple lock” nuclear deterrent vow as a “triple c**k.” The Tory MP and former British Army officer...
Gold has been looking for direction since its pullback on Friday. The precious metal starts the week mostly flat after the market reacted to the release...
Days after the general election a NATO summit will be held in Washington from 9 to 11 July days after polling finishes. Labour is planning to...
Oil prices continue to decline today by 0.2% across both major benchmarks, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent, which have reached further lows in more than...