By Naeem Aslam US and European stock futures are trading flat ahead of an important economic event that has all traders fully engaged: the US CPI number. So far this week, the
By Craig Erlam The UK economy contracted faster than expected in July, which is weighing on the pound Wednesday morning. GDP fell 0.5%, faster than the 0.2% contraction expected, but as has
Five Israeli tourists were re-remanded in Cyprus police custody for six days on Tuesday in connection with an alleged gang rape of a young British woman in the popular resort of Ayia
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Market Analyst at FXTM Asian markets were a mixed bag on Tuesday despite the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight, as a surge in Tesla powered a
Corruption saps the economy, undermines opportunities for people trying to engage in legitimate business and public services and kills international investments, said US State Department official Richard Nephew. The Coordinator on Global
By Craig Erlam The Bank of England may have little option but to raise rates again next week, despite comments recently indicating the debate will be fairly balanced. The UK labour market
Bitcoin’s compatibility with AI technologies is driving major institutional investors to increase their exposure to the cryptocurrency, according to the CEO and founder of deVere Group, a leading independent financial advisory and
Cyprus was the country with the second largest share of the population, declaring they could not afford to keep their home adequately warm, according to Eurostat data. Last year, Cyprus had double
Cypriot politician Christos Stylianides has stepped in as Greece’s new shipping minister after Miltiades Varvitsiotis resigned on Monday over the death of a passenger who was pushed off a ferry he tried
By Craig Erlam A relatively quiet start to the week from an economic data perspective, but we saw some decent moves in the markets, particularly in the Japanese yen. The yen jumped
