By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM For the past several weeks, we have been arguing that the performance of risk assets are in total disconnect with economic and corporate fundamentals.
Europe’s human trafficking watchdog has voiced concern over Cyprus’ failure to grant free legal aid and expertise to victims during criminal proceedings. In its third evaluation on Cyprus, the Council of Europe’s
Cyprus is among 16 European countries that Slovakia is allowing entry from as it lifted lockdown restrictions on Wednesday as face masks were no longer required to be worn outdoors. There will
Moody’s has lowered its crude oil price assumptions and expects that Brent will average $35 per barrel this year and $45/barrel in 2021, or $8/barrel below the rating agency’s March 2020 assumptions,
Cyprus and Armenia UN Permanent Representatives have urged UN chief Antonio Guterres to hold a secret ballot for Turkey’s Volkan Bozkir as President of the General Assembly at its 75th session. A
Following Turkey’s tension-raising activity in the East Med where it challenges the sovereignty of Cyprus and Greece, foreign ministers will meet to discuss EU-Ankara relations. The issue of EU-Turkey relations will be
Bitcoin – already one of the year’s best-performing assets – is likely to “soar in value” this year with central banks’ money printing agendas and a spike in public interest, according to
Greece and Italy signed an agreement on defining their maritime boundaries during a visit by Italy’s foreign minister to Athens on Tuesday. The deal follows months of tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Investor sentiment kicked off the week on a positive note, with equities in Asia resuming last week’s rally, the US dollar remaining soft against
By Panos Danos The knock-on effects of the coronavirus – widespread panic, quarantine, falling oil prices, and weakening oil-dependent currencies like the Russian ruble – are hitting the real estate market hard. The
