The US Federal Reserve has announced an immediate halt to its bond selling programme, as the Bank of England faces mounting calls to reassess its own policy on quantitative tightening.
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The Financial Conduct Authority is proposing sweeping changes to regulations for investors taking short positions against UK listed companies. Under the new rules, individual investors who hold net short positions
Heineken has reported falling beer demand in key global markets, attributing a challenging third quarter to more moderate consumption habits in Europe and America as well as volatile trading conditions.
Bosses at Jefferies, the US investment bank valued at £8bn, are working tirelessly to shore up investor confidence following their entanglement in the £9bn bankruptcy of car parts maker First
The hiring market remains firmly in the doldrums, but there may be cause for cautious optimism according to the latest trading update from Hays, the UKs largest listed recruitment firm.
The start of last week was anything but calm for cryptocurrency traders, who awoke to sharp price drops in Bitcoin and Ether that wiped out an estimated $1.5bn from the
Gold has become the star performer of global markets in 2025 soaring by 43 percent since January to reach a record price of 3760 dollars per ounce. This remarkable surge
Amid mounting economic tension in Buenos Aires, the United States has signalled readiness to offer extensive support to President Javier Milei’s embattled Argentine government. Following a spell of rampant market
Britain’s largest investment platform is set to shake up the savings landscape as Hargreaves Lansdown unveils its first easy access cash Isa, developed in partnership with challenger bank Shawbrook. The
Asda has suffered a decline in market share, raising the prospect of being overtaken by Aldi as Britain’s third largest supermarket. New industry figures from Worldpanel show Asda’s sales fell
London-listed insolvency specialist Begbies Traynor has witnessed its profits nearly double, capitalising on an increase in large-scale corporate collapses. The firm’s profit before tax soared from £5.8 million to £11.5
Recent market research reveals a significant shift in Generation Z’s drinking habits, with financial prosperity appearing to be the key driver behind increased alcohol consumption among young adults. Data from
Trade protectionism threatens to fragment the worldwide economy and heighten the risk of financial turmoil centred on the global bond market, according to a stark warning from the Bank for
British manufacturers are abandoning the United States as an export market, marking a significant shift in global trade relations. The US has dropped out of the top three global regions
The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Nikhil Rathi, has defended Britain’s listing rulebook as criticism mounts over the shrinking London stock market. Speaking to the Commons Treasury
The UK automotive market continues to show signs of transformation as electric vehicle (EV) registrations surged in May, despite struggles from industry giant Tesla. According to the Society of Motor
