Russians Pull Money From Bank Deposits for First Time Since 2022 Mobilization Panic
Russia’s households pulled money from fixed-term bank deposits for the first time since the panic triggered by the…
Financial experts reveal four monthly expenses you should cut first to save money
For many Americans, summer’s vibes just aren’t vibing. Some 87 percent of consumers have anxiety about rising prices…
UK facing bigger mortgage shock than the US or Europe
The war in the Middle East is set to hit homeowners in the UK harder than Americans or…
Owner of Nature’s Bounty vitamins to lay off 31 employees in Holbrook
A manufacturer of vitamins and nutritional supplements plans to lay off nearly half the employees at one of…
House prices go negative for only second time in decade, Yopa reports
Average monthly house price growth has slipped into negative territory for only the second time in the last…
Ghana demands more gold from miners as global central banks rush for bullion
The West African nation, Africa’s largest gold producer, wants large-scale miners to sell 30% of their annual…
Banking reforms to boost investment by billions for British businesses
Reforms to ring‑fencing to create a more agile and proportionate regime that reduces duplication within banks and removes…
EU warns Iran war is causing stagflation shock
The EU will downgrade its growth forecast because of the “stagflationary shock” caused by the Iran war, the…
Japan government likely to issue fresh debt to fund extra budget – report
This just means that the fiscal worries will continue to mount, adding to the already damaging reputation for…
Rising prices are Britons’ biggest money worry as inflation stays high, survey finds | Economics
Rising prices have become the top financial concern for UK households, according to a monthly consumer confidence survey,…
Market outlook for the week of 18th – 22nd May
Monday starts off quietly, with no major scheduled economic events for the FX market. Data releases pick up…
UK growth forecast upgraded by IMF but ‘risks’ remain
As the UK imports more energy than it produces domestically, it is more sensitive to rapid rises in…