Fears that the world economy is on the brink of slipping into recession purely because the growth cycle is reaching fatigue are misplaced.
August 31,2018
Lending data from the Bank of England confirms the desire for credit is slipping somewhat, which could suggest the all-important UK consumer is tightening its belt.
August 30,2018
Survey of financial professionals recovers in August but remains low, external trade concerns main negative factor.
August 14,2018
The UK trade deficit widened during the second-quarter as exports from the UK fell while imports ticked higher, according to Office for National Statistics data released Friday, which then saw "net trade" weigh on the pace of quarterly GDP growth.
August 10,2018
The ECB confirms it believes the Eurozone's economic growth profile is strong enough to warrant the removal of stimulus in their latest Economic Bulletin.
August 9,2018
The market value of something may not be its 'true' value and it is the job of analysts to try to determine the latter so as to better identify whether an asset is a bargain, or piece of 'old rope'.
August 9,2018
UK retailers remained under pressure during July, according to the latest British Retail Consortium (BRC) report on high street activity, as a continued slowdown in non-food spending more than offset an increase in food and beverages brought on by abnormally hot weather last month.
August 7,2018
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