World stocks will rely next week on another flood of major corporate earnings results and crucial U.S. growth data to surprise on the upside in order to sustain a rally which has
Oil rose toward $68 on Friday, scaling a fresh three week high, driven by rallies on global equity markets and gains in gasoline prices. U.S. crude was 47 cents up at $67.63
World stocks pushed up to 9-month highs on Friday, cutting demand for government bonds as euro zone manufacturing and services reports beat expectations, fuelling optimism about economic recovery. The euro hit a
Britain's economy shrank more than twice as fast as expected in the second quarter to register its biggest annual decline since comparable records began in 1955, official data showed on Friday. The
Oil rose toward $68 on Friday, scaling a fresh three week high, driven by rallies on global equity markets and gains in gasoline prices. U.S. crude was 47 cents up at $67.63
European stocks reversed early losses and rose on Friday, up for a tenth session in a row, as forecast-beating European macro data eclipsed poor results from Microsoft and gloomy comments from Ericsson.
Britain's top share index edged higher early on Friday, in positive ground for a 10th straight session as Vodafone gained on in-line results, offsetting weakness in miners. The first reading for second-quarter
By Emma Thomasson "Fake watches are for fake people: buy authentic, buy real" — that is the slogan of a campaign by the Swiss watch industry to fight booming demand for counterfeit
Cyprus plans to legislate against usury after an apparent spike in cases of people struggling with costly debt from loan sharks profiteering during the financial downturn. Although there is no hard data,
After three years of decline, the European Union unemployment rate started to rise in the first quarter of 2008, in the wake of the world economic crisis. Since then the unemployment rate,
