Japan state intention to go it alone

The Japanese Finance Minister caused a bit of a stir this week when he suggested the country would be willing to risk friction with the United States by taking steps to deliberately weaken the yen if necessary.

S & P add to pressure on Euro-zone

Standard & Poor’s have added to the pressure for a sustainable Euro-zone deal considerably by putting 15 full member states on credit watch.

Swiss property market sustains growth amid tough times

The Swiss luxury property market has been cited as one of the fastest growing sectors in Europe by a leading property agency.

Policy shift could help Chinese economy grow further

The Shanghai Stock Exchange took a major step towards expansion today by announcing that it is willing to allow foreign issuers to sell stock.

Osborne delivers damning verdict on French finances

British Chancellor George Osborne has raised further fears that France could be the next big economy to tumble in the ongoing Euro-zone crisis, comparing the country to Italy, Greece and Portugal.

Palestine raises eyebrows with their request to join the UN

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian President, has made an official request to join the United Nations

Syria hold economic forum to address financial worries

Syria held a national economic dialogue forum this past weekend to discuss the country’s financial situation.

Romanian public remain pessimistic about the future despite rumours of investment

New research suggests that Romanians are not optimistic about economic growth possibilities within the near

Papandreou shocks Euro-zone with referendum call

The European debt crisis took another incredible twist yesterday as Prime Minister George Papandreou called for a referendum on the Greek financial crisis.

International Money Transfers – The golden rules

Transferring money abroad is becoming more and more popular as the global markets become more

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