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Don’t panic – make sensible changes
When the economy shows signs of slowing down, it is inevitable that share prices will take a hit.
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U.K. Pounds Has Biggest Gain Against U.S. Dollar in a Month
The U.K. pound rose the most in a month against the dollar as the government handed a $64 billion bailout to Royal Bank of Scotland Plc, HBOS Plc and Lloyds TSB Group Plc. 15
Another week, another shrinking economy
Another week, another shrinking economy. This time it was the turn of the US which contracted for the first time in seven years. The Fed reacted with its second 50bps rate cut in a month. 15
We'll borrow more if it's needed - Labour
Finance spokesman Michael Cullen said: "The Government is not going to allow the economy to slip into a depression because it has some fear of lifting its short-term borrowing position. That is not sensible fiscal economic management." 15
G7 meeting to focus on market turmoil as 'global phenomena'
This weekend's G7 finance ministers meeting will focus discussion on the current market turmoil as 'global phenomena,' Treasury Undersecretary for International Affairs David McCormick said today. 15
EUR/USD Falls Further Following Overnight Session
The euro is currently off new two-year lows against the U.S. dollar on Thursday morning, due in part to dovish comments by European Central bankers. 15
Carry Trade Shakeout - Opportunity?
Virtually across the board, currency carry trades have unwound drastically, shaking out even the most determined yield-seekers at an almost unprecedented pace. The big question now is how much longer the freefall will last. 15
Japanese October Bankruptcies Highest Since April 2005
The total number of bankruptcies in Japan increased in October, according to a report released by Teikoku Databank, Ltd. Tuesday. The number of bankruptcies rose 13.7% year-on-year in October to 1231 cases from 1083 last year. The number also sur 
