Despite a number of significant changes already announced in the Summer budget, some have speculated that the Autumn Statement could include a few more controversial decisions as Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, seeks to get unpopular policies out of the way early.
It has taken some time, but it appears that the Argentine electorate may finally be tiring of socialism.
As we enter winter there are clouds on the horizon for the United Kingdom economy and Chancellor George Osborne has to deliver his Autumn Statement against an increasingly murky backdrop.
Break a mirror, and you’ll get seven years of bad luck. Break the banking system, and it’ll take that long just for regulators to work out who’s to blame.
The latest BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey has found reignited appetite for risk amid expectations of a December Fed rate hike, but are investors being premature?
While commentators are quick to praise innovation within the funds space, is there a case to say that the industry is still edging towards conservatism and risk aversion?
Robots have long exerted a fascination for movie-makers, but a new report from Merrill Lynch suggests that investors should be paying just as much attention.
Bond fund managers have taken a kicking from the money pages of late with accusations of bad decision making, as well as being overpaid and, more importantly, ill prepared for a liquidity squeeze.
The past week has been one of stark contrasts for the two sides of the ‘special relationship’ in economic terms.
Could Mark Carney’s dovish comments yesterday have been made with one eye on a ‘Brexit’?
The Bank of England eschewed any great fireworks today, releasing the doves instead.
Numbers from HSBC, UBS and Standard Chartered out this week have continued what has been a rather underwhelming earnings season so far for the banking sector.
