US President Donald Trump has confirmed the formal signing of a trade agreement with China, marking the end of months of tense negotiations and providing a measure of stability in
Trump Threatens Steeper Tariffs on EU and Canada Over Trade Tensions
Donald Trump has threatened the European Union and Canada with significantly increased car tariffs, warning that both could face “far larger” duties if they act against U.S. economic interests.
Brokers caution that there appears to be no imminent decrease in elevated mortgage rates
The upheaval in the UK’s mortgage markets seems to have no imminent resolution, as the average mortgage rates reach a peak not seen since December of the previous year.
Ben Robson – The week of 29th July- 2nd August 2019
The most important week of the year for the financial markets is upon us. The Federal open market Committee of the US is due to announce its interest rate decision
BoE’s Governor Carney Says Bitcoin Fails as a Substitute Currency
Photo: Mark Carney The central bank is in no rush to embrace the new technology. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney sees fundamental problems with the concept of Bitcoin as