Doubts about the pace of economic recovery hit Asian markets on Thursday, with Japanese stocks falling to a four-month low and the Australian dollar down for a third day as a December
Three new pan European Union financial watchdogs being set up next year are expected to have limited powers when it comes to individual markets and companies, officials said. What are now three
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee was split three ways in November, with seven members backing the 25 billion pound boost to the economy, one wanting more and another calling for
The Bank of Japan is set to emphasise its intention to keep interest rates near zero for a long time on Friday, when its upbeat economic view may come under fire from
European shares bounced back on Wednesday to trade near their highest level in more than 13 months, with investors waiting for U.S. inflation and housing starts figures later in the day for
Britain's top share index edged higher early on Wednesday, as buoyant mining and energy sectors offset weakness from banks ahead of the Queen's speech to parliament. At 0915 GMT, the FTSE 100
The recent UK Q3 life insurance new business sales figures illustrate some of the negative pressures on the UK Life insurance industry, according to a special comment published by Moody's. Although reduced
The dollar eased back on Wednesday from its biggest rise in three weeks the previous session, as traders awaited U.S. inflation data and minutes from the Bank of England's November meeting for
The outlook for the European telecoms service providers industry is stable, reflecting its resilience in the midst of the global economic downturn and expectations that companies will continue to post solid cash
Cyprus’ trade balance reached 3.1 billion euro during the first eight months of 2009, according to Eurostat figures. Cypriot exports decreased by 23% to 600 million euro and imports reduced by 25%
