Sterling fell to its lowest in weeks against the dollar and the euro on Tuesday on expectations that Bank of England chief Mark Carney will reaffirm his dovish policy credentials in a
Uncertainty about the possibility of military action against the Syrian government lifted oil towards a five-month high on Tuesday and undercut share prices and spurred demand for safe-haven assets like the yen.
A pick-up in manufacturing drove German business sentiment to its highest level in 16 months in August, adding to evidence that Europe's largest economy is bouncing back from a brief slowdown. The
Serbia’s B1 government bond rating incorporates the government's relatively high fiscal deficits and rising government debt burden, as well as the economy's uncertain growth prospects, while debt-servicing costs are vulnerable to exchange-rate
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has introduced major changes to its Australian operations, including new aircraft, new routes, additional flights and new airport facilities. Speaking in Sydney
ESET, a global pioneer in proactive digital protection, has topped a survey of 16 security products tested in the latest AV-Comparatives Anti-Phishing Report, thus securing the “Advanced+” mark. ESET Smart Security has
Turkey would join any international coalition against Syria even if a wider consensus on action cannot be reached at the U.N. Security Council, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was quoted as saying on
Greece could return to debt markets to test the water in the second half of 2014 if his country returns to growth in the first half of next year and manages a
Asian stocks rose and gold hit a near three-month high on Monday, extending a move started late last week when a steep drop in U.S. new home sales tempered expectations the Federal
German Chancellor Angela Merkel sought to reassure voters on Sunday that Greece would not need a debt writedown but left open the option of more aid for Athens as she struggled to
