Global markets turned lower during Wednesday’s trading session, as oil prices fell further into a bear market. Crude oil prices, which entered bear market territory after falling 20% on Tuesday,...

European Markets closed in the red, reversing gains from the open after the Bank of England (BoE) Governor Mark Carney announced the United Kingdom's central bank does not intend to raise...

Global markets got off to a positive start to the week, as Brexit talks got underway in Brussels, enabling the United Kingdom to begin their ‘divorce’ with the European Union. More good...

On Thursday, European markets closed in the red after the Bank of England decided to leave interest rates unchanged. The rate-setters cited a substantial slowdown in economic growth in the...

A mixed Wednesday for the European markets, with investors awaiting the Federal Reserve Interest Rate decision.  The FTSE 100 decreased 0.35% with the mining sector leading the losses.The CAC 40...

European markets were in the green on Tuesday, as a leap in British inflation to a four year high sent the pound higher, while investors kept watch on the political drama continuing to unfold in the...

On Monday European markets, opened in the redfollowing yesterday's first round of French parliamentary election where President Emmanuel Macron's list LREM won 32.32% of the vote. A mirror image...

Central Banks are in focus this week, with the Federal Reserve expected to release its decision on interest rates later this week. The Bank of England and Bank of Japan meetings later this week are...

Global markets swayed on Thursday as investors were in for a handful of potentially market moving events including an election in the UK, an ECB decision and the testimony of the fired FBI Director...

While Maltese markets were closed on Wednesday, it was business as usual for all other European and American markets. It was a mixed day of trade, with global markets posting a modest rebound after...