16 March 2016 Signs that the U.S Might be Falling into a Recession

Talk of the U.S falling into a recession has been growing, we look at the primary reasons stoking these fears. 

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15 March 2016 Six Reasons Why Gold Prices are Rising, But Gains Could Now be Over

The negative rate environment is having unintended consequences, one of which is the ressurection of gold as a safe-haven. 

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09 March 2016 Stronger Manufacturing Data Sees British Pound Holds Gains Against Euro and Dollar

Pound sterling has advanced against the euro and US dollar as UK mid-week data beats expectations.

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08 March 2016 Bank of England's Carney Appears to Back UK Staying in the EU

Mark Carney, governor of the BOE, was mildly supportive of remaining in the E.U in a testimony to parliament on Tuesday.

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07 March 2016 Bank of England Announces Measures to Soothe EU Referendum Fears

The Bank of England has today announced that it will offer  extra cash facilities to the UK’s banks around the time of the EU referendum.

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03 March 2016 Pound Sterling to Fall 15% on Brexit - But This is a Good Thing Says Wolfson Prize Winning Economist

The pound could fall by as much as 15.0% in the event of a Brexit, but such a devaluation could help rather than hinder the recovery, according to economists Roger Bootle and Jonathon Loynes.

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01 March 2016 Unemployment Continues to Fall in Eurozone Despite Data Slowdown Fears

Today’s fall in euro-zone unemployment to 10.3% bucked the trend for negative Euro-area data, which recently saw inflation figures fall below zero and an unexpected drop in Manufacturing PMI.

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