This week will see the central bank of Switzerland, the UK and Mexico delivering their latest assessments and outlooks for their own economies, but the focus will undoubtedly be on the US. Tune in to...

Malta might have been on holiday yesterday but the markets set their sights on the last ECB meeting of the year, eagerly awaiting the ECB’s anticipated change of stance with regards to its...

Many will recall the crash of the British currency in the aftermath of the Brexit vote. Investors sold the pound sterling on fears – which eventually materialised – of future monetary...

Markets in Europe mostly ended Monday in the green. The only exception was Italy being the highlight of the day, with shares in Italian banks losing ground following Prime Minister’s Matteo...

Global markets struggled to find firm direction, and closed mixed during Thursday’s session. Asian markets were firmly higher as investor confidence was lifted over the OPEC output deal reached...

Global markets pushed higher on Wednesday with all eyes on Vienna for the highly-anticipated meeting of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), as they finally agreed to the first...

The much-talked-about OPEC deal is seemingly set to go down in flames as Iran, and Saudi Arabia by consequence, are not willing to talk at the current terms. Officials from Tehran are insisting they...

Monday was a gloomy day for markets. Europe was under pressure, with the Italian banking sector suffering losses on worries that the outcome of the upcoming constitutional referendum could lead to...

Global markets ended higher on Friday, getting a boost from health care shares, while the financial and oil and gas were the two sectors that finished lower. In Europe, the FTSE 100 rose around 1%,...

Global markets were strangely quiet on Thursday as Thanksgiving calm descended across markets, and investors reconciled themselves to a day of low volumes and quiet trading. European stocks were...