The British market is still absorbing the news that Theresa May announced yesterday whereby a snap election will be held.The FTSE100 traded marginally lower on Wednesday asmembers of the British...

European Markets Tuesday was a busy day for traders and investors alike as European markets reacted negatively to the bombshell that was dropped by Theresa May and her Government that an early...

One of the initiatives defined by the National Capital Markets Strategic Plan launched by the Malta Stock Exchange last October was the extension of the daily trading hours. After twenty-five...

European markets were closed during Monday’s trading session due to the Easter and bank holidays, but markets were kept busy with news coming out of Ankara that the referendum was marginally won...

The week ahead will be dominatedby two major headlines. The result of Turkey’s referendum and the rising tensions on the Korean peninsula between North and South Korea. The Turkish...

Global markets were once again mixed on Wednesday despite investor concerns over a drumbeat of geopolitical news that has fuelled the buying of safe haven assets, such as gold. European markets...

On Tuesday, European markets closed mixed after G7 foreign ministers rejected the United Kingdom's proposal to introduce new sanctions against Russia and Syria over the alleged use of...

The week got off to a mixed start on Monday, with major bourses swaying in and out of negative territory during the session, amid increased geopolitical risks and as investors digested the US missile...

Southern European meeting On the agenda this week is a meeting between European leaders from Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Cyprus and Malta at El Pardo outside Madrid, where Spanish...

During turbulent and unpredictable times, safe haven assets tend to be the asset class of choice for investors, therefore it is no surprise that following yesterday’s military strike by the U.S....