Markets
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11 Oct
Catalan suspends declaration of independence: how have the markets reacted?
Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and other regional leaders signed a suspended declaration of independence from Spain last night, easing concerns of immediate unrest.
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29 Aug
North Korea missile test rattles investor nerves as markets fall
North Korea conducted one of its most provocative ballistic missile tests earlier today, causing the markets to slide.
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14 Jul
Brexit: UK money transfer customers remain resilient despite the devaluation of the pound
One year after the Brexit vote, money transfer customers in the UK have demonstrated long-term resilience despite the devaluation of the pound, according to report published by Small World FS today.
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9 Jun
It’s been a hard May’s night… Here’s the election results latest
Conservative leader Theresa May has had what’s been described as a catastrophic night after failing to secure the increased majority she was targeting.
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4 May
How will Britain’s exit from the EU affect the markets?
Prior to the referendum vote last June, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that leaving the European Union (EU) was a significant risk for Britain and the rest of the world.
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29 Mar
Markets react as May triggers Article 50
British prime minister Theresa May formally invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the official European Union (EU) exit clause, earlier today.
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9 Feb
Brexit fears bubble despite Goldman’s denial over hedge fund move
Goldman Sachs is abandoning some of its hedge fund operations in London, moving staff to New York instead.
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10 Jan
Markets are naive when it comes to matters of politics
So sterling fell to a ten week low following British prime minister Theresa May’s strong hint the UK will not remain within the European Union’s single market.