July 2013

As Asian Markets Hit A Six Week High France Declares Its Recession Over… Bullish talk regarding the Chinese economy from the Chinese premier Li Keqiang and similar overtones from the Japanese government after Sunday's election result, caused a share rally in the Asian-Pacific markets in the overnight/early morning trading session. Li Kegiang allayed fears that […]

Are The Eurozone's issues returning by stealth? Despite investors experiencing parabolically rising equities market indices over recent months, many of the issues that brought the Eurozone to its economic knees during recent years have not disappeared or been dealt with, they've simply been air brushed from the narrative landscape. Therefore any discussion has been neatly

Greek Government Approves Latest Austerity Measures As Protestors Dwindle As Greece's parliament approved their new batch of austerity measures, in order to receive their next tranche of funding from the troika, a new phenomena appears to have gripped Greece; public apathy… Only three thousand Greek's protested outside the Greek parliament building in Athens on Wednesday

Sterling rises as the UK's MPC are unanimous in their policy ideals Sterling reacted positively, by gaining circa 70 pips, as news broke that The Bank of England's monetary policy committee voted 9-0 against more monetary easing (Q.E.). The two members who voted for an increase in the last meeting, Paul Fisher and David Miles,