USD records volatile week as traders react to data,The dollar index remained stable on Friday after a volatile week. On Thursday, the greenback experienced a slight setback, tumbling 0.4% as US retail sales fell more than expected in…
Bailey warns ‘it is far too early to be thinking about rate cuts’,The Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned that it is “much too early” for the government to declare victory on inflation as it remains “too high.” Last weeks…
US policy expectations drive forex market,The US dollar could continue its rebound after experiencing its most significant drop in a year on Tuesday. This decline was prompted by cooler U.S. inflation data, which has strengthened…
Autumn statement should include robust support for small business if the chancellor is to move the dial,With rising interest rates, high energy prices and recent news that there has been a spike in UK firms going bust, small business owners will be waiting with bated breath…
Chancellor’s crypto fire sale risks repeating a billion-pound blunder,Explore the Chancellor's crypto fire sale and its potential risks. Could this repeat a billion-pound blunder for the UK?
Trump warns Iran of a ‘full strength’ attack,Trump warns Iran of a ‘full strength’ attack if American bases are targeted, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
How Britain will benefit from the trade deal with India?,Explore how Britain will benefit from the trade deal with India, boosting trade by £25.5 billion and the economy significantly.
FTSE 100 tumbles by more than 6%, EU and Asian stocks plummet,The FTSE 100 tumbles by more than 6% as global stock markets react to Donald Trump's tariffs. Explore the details.
Lithuania ready to send troops to Ukraine,Lithuania is ready to send troops to Ukraine, as President Gitanas Nauseda announces support for peacekeeping efforts.
Vehicle manufacturers could be forced to ‘review output’ over US tariffs,Vehicle manufacturers could be forced to ‘review output’ due to US tariffs, impacting the UK automotive industry significantly.
