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Dovish Fed and White House divisions cap dollar rally
Just as the dollar was enjoying a late summer rally, signs of increasing dovishness from the Federal Reserve have put the greenback's recovery on hold
IMF warning for China: Reduce debt or face bigger problems
China´s policymakers are facing one of their most significant dilemmas of modern times. In its latest report on the world´s second largest economy, the IMF issued an emphatic warning over rising Chinese debt levels.
Asset managers still holding high levels of cash
Asset managers are still holding high levels of cash. This is one of the findings of the most recent global fund manager fund survey carried out by Bank of America Merrill Lynch
US-North Korea tensions shake up markets
Global equity markets have been hit hard this week as already cool relations between the US and North Korea turn to ice and risk appetite to dust
Ogden rate change beginning to impact some insurers
The impact of changes to the so-called Ogden rate on the commercial performance of UK insurance companies is beginning to be felt.
How hobbies are paving the way for new careers
There’s a new work reality for many of us of working age and that is to parlay our passions into money-making ventures.
Uncertainty hits UK construction industry growth forecasts
wth prospects for the construction industry in 2018 have been downgraded as the UK prepares to leave the EU, according to the latest forecasts by the Construction Products Association (CPA).
Euro strength puts pressure on ECB as traders eye $1.20 level
The euro hit its highest levels in nearly three years on Friday and many believe it will soon reclaim the $1.20 level against the dollar as the US currency continues to flounder
UK purchasing managers subdued at start of Q3
Business activity in the UK's services sectors continued to expand in July, increasing the pace from the previous month, but the latest survey of Britain's supply executives revealed a rather subdued outlook