In case the UK will vote to exit the European Union during the upcoming referendum, there will be very bad repercussions according to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) mana...
It just seems like human nature to ruin a good thing. As much as I am a strong proponent of free market capitalism, and against complex regulations and central planning, I understa...
Gold prices settled at $1273.21 an ounce on Friday, suffering a loss of $11.80 on the week, as the U.S. dollar’s strength against other currencies weighed on the market. The ...
Image via www.bankofengland.co.uk / Flickr. Photographer: James Oxley British industry and key officials are weighing in on the outcome of the Brexit vote on a day where most of th...
The Canadian dollar did enjoy rising oil prices, but it doesn’t help that much when the source of these rises comes from home, from the Alberta fires. This isn’t the only probl...
“You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it.” –Margaret Thatcher Poor action in stocks as earnings numbers continue to be weak. Looks now as if the next move wil...
Weekly Market Outlook – May 16, 2016 The market may have started the previous week on a bullish foot, but it certainly didn’t end the week on one. Not only did the S&am...
Just around 2:14am local time (2am EDT), Asian traders were surprised to observe in the Chinese market something which until recently had been a purely development market phenomeno...
GBP/USD: The pair closed lower the past week leaving risk of additional weakness on the cards in the new week. Despite its present price hesitation, short term risk remains lower. ...