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Markets, Politics, Economics: Transatlantic Rows Brewing and China's Sacrifice
Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Lianna Brinded Jun 24, 2013
Asian Markets Weekly Review: Bernanke and Beijing Set off Turbulence, But Nikkei Rebounds
Possible QE rollback by US and indications of Chinese slowdown batter markets.
M Rochan Jun 22, 2013
European Markets Inch Up But Fed Fears Remain
EU finance ministers are in Luxembourg to discuss how and when Europe's bailout fund can rescue troubled banks.
M Rochan Jun 21, 2013
Asian Markets Hit Nine-Month Lows Following Wall Street Sell-Off
People's Bank of China asks state-owned banks to restart fund supplies to ease liquidity crunch.
M Rochan Jun 21, 2013
FTSE 100 Loses £50bn after Ben Bernanke Signals US Fed Stimulus Slowdown
3% drop is FTSE 100's biggest one-day fall in two years as investors fear QE tap to be turned off in US.
Shane Croucher Jun 20, 2013
Recession-Hit Italy's Industrial Revenue Drops 7.2% in April
Italy is battling recession on a war footing and will invest €3bn on public infrastructure in 2013, creating 30,000 temporary jobs.
M Rochan Jun 20, 2013
European Markets Bite the Bullet, Bernanke's Comments Force Sell-off
The Fed could begin pruning its asset buys, from $85bn to $70bn a month, this September.
M Rochan Jun 20, 2013
Double Trouble for Asian Markets: Bad News from Bernanke, Beijing Force Sell-Off
The Fed could begin tapering its bond buys, from $85billion to $70billion a month, this September.
M Rochan Jun 20, 2013
IMF: Spain Making 'Strong Progress' in Economic Reforms
IMF praises Spain for improving economy but warns of risk factors threatening to unravel progress
Shane Croucher Jun 19, 2013
IMF Signs Off On $1.27bn Aid To Ireland
The IMF is one of the three lenders overseeing Dublin's €85bn (£71.8bn ) bailout.
M Rochan Jun 18, 2013
Tunisia May Inject $1.2bn into State-Owned Banks Amid Post-Ben Ali Reforms
Tunisian government recently received $1.74bn loan from International Monetary Fund to aid economic reforms.
Shane Croucher Jun 17, 2013
UK Household Finances Hit 40-Month High
Markit Household Finance Index shows creeping optimism among British households as economic recovery in sight.
Shane Croucher Jun 17, 2013
Eurozone Trade Surplus Declines on Lower Exports
Eurozone's trade surplus falls to €14.9bn in April from €22.5bn in March.
Jerin Mathew Jun 17, 2013
Markets, Politics, Economics: Investors' Stupidity, Carelessness or Wishful thinking?
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Alastair Winter Jun 17, 2013
Iran's Presidential Election: 50 Million Opinions [VIDEO]
Iran's 50 million voters face important questions over its international isolation and a economy in freefall
Fran Green Jun 14, 2013
Eurozone Inflation Jumps in May Even As Employment Drops
Inflation up 1.4% in May from 1.2% in April due to rising prices of fruit, vegetables and electricity.
M Rochan Jun 14, 2013
Young Adults Suffering Sharpest Income Fall in UK
IFS research shows over-60s only group to see incomes rise since financial crisis-induced recession.
Shane Croucher Jun 14, 2013
European Markets Open Higher on Positive Handover From Asia and US Data
Better than expected US jobs and retail sales figures boost markets.
M Rochan Jun 14, 2013
Asian Markets Rebound on Positive US Data, Nikkei Leads the Pack
US job and retail figures help end losing streak on Wall Street and Asian markets.
M Rochan Jun 14, 2013
European Markets Open Lower on Weak Asian Cues and Fed Jitters
With no positive economic data, most European indices decline in early trade.
M Rochan Jun 13, 2013
Australia Witnesses Surprise Fall in Jobless Rate on Increased Part-Time Jobs
Seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate declined to 5.5% in May from revised 5.6% in April.
Jerin Mathew Jun 13, 2013
Free to a Good Renovator: House in Bridgend on Market for Nothing
Auctioneers' bargain house in Nantymoel, South Wales, comes with garden - but no roof.
Hannah Osborne Jun 12, 2013
Eurozone Reports Unexpected Rise in April Factory Output
Industrial production grew 0.4% in April, following a 0.9% jump in March, 2013.
M Rochan Jun 12, 2013
Confessions of an Entrepreneur: From Expelled Pupil to Multi-Millionaire Dragons' Den Contender
Essex tycoon Simon Dolan talks about his journey from expelled pupil to owning a £100m business empire
Simon Dolan Jun 12, 2013
UK Long-Term Unemployment Creeps up Amid Government Work Programme Criticism
ONS figures show long-term unemployment rose in February to April as critics brand government's Work Programme "extremely poor".
Shane Croucher Jun 12, 2013
Wages Dragged down by Welfare Cuts and Non-Unionised Workers
Slashed benefits keeping single parents and older workers in labour market and increasing competition, says IFS.
Shane Croucher Jun 12, 2013
Nelson Mandela: Is South Africa Heading for a Zimbabwe-style Meltdown?
As anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela lies critically ill in hospital, Catherine Everett ponders risks and dangers facing Rainbow Nation.
Cath Everett Jun 11, 2013
UK Unemployment: University Policy Should Be Driven By Meritocracy, Not Equality
Ian Silvera says Britain's higher education commodification undermines British academia
Ian Silvera Jun 11, 2013
Spain Mulls Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis Bailout Extension
Government may decide on one-year extension after only accessing 40% of rescue fund.
Lianna Brinded Jun 11, 2013
Cyprus Central Bank's Tomb-Toilets Join Financial Crisis Art Club [SLIDESHOW]
Andreas Efstathiou's installation is latest in political artwork highlighting economic problems in Greece, Spain and Italy.
Umberto Bacchi Jun 10, 2013
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