With the thorn of Ukip in his side David Cameron knew that he had to do something about 'Britain and the EU' before the niggling wound became infected and caused even more problems down the line.
Exchange rates have remained somewhat flat since the end of September, and this has prompted many businesses to sit back and relax a little when it comes to the foreign exchange markets.
European leaders have gathered in Davos for the World Economic Forum, and have been talking tough on Greece, as the country's attempts to fix its brok...
A tumultuous year for stock markets ended today with the FTSE 100 Index down nearly 6% in 2011, with an estimated £85 billion wiped off the value of ...
European markets have been trading flat on Thursday, after a brief but dramatic rally on Wednesday as the world's central banks took coordinated actio...
The Ecofin meeting of European finance ministers scheduled for Wednesday has been cancelled, as markets await a critical crisis response package from ...
Markets hit 15-month lows on Monday, the first day of trading in the fourth quarter of 2011, on fears that a near-inevitable Greek default may come so...
Demand for diamonds is growing for two reasons: firstly, they are one of the most reliable investments during financial disturbances and secondly, the middle class is developing in India and China, which has started buying diamond jewellery.
Uncertainty is in the air again. Predictably so. After all, there is massive churn in the UK: private sector companies coming to terms with changing market conditions
The government has moved quickly to allay fears of a recession following a plunge in the financial markets with Business Secretary Vince Cable calling...