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Investors fix their gaze on Eastern Europe

Investment activity in the centre of Eastern Europe doubled in 2011 compared to 2010. The property markets of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania reached €6.1 million in 2011, but only managed to reach €2.9 million in 2010.

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.

South Korean economy set for tangible growth in 2012

Market analysts have suggested that the South Korean economy could be set to grow by approximately 3% in 2012.

IMF issues upbeat bulletin for Hong Kong

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) have issued a notably bullish prediction about the financial future for Hong Kong, suggesting the economy within the country could grow by up to 5.75% for 2011.

Kuwaiti finance Kuwaiti Financial Forum aims to address key economic issues

The third Kuwaiti Financial Forum will take place today, with the top financial minds in

Financial advice A brief guide to transferring money abroad

Transferring funds overseas is becoming more and more commonplace among banks and other financial institutions.

African money Swazi economic crisis deepens further

A delay in the agreed loan from neighbours South Africa has dragged the Swazi economy

U.S job figures encourage investors

Investors have jumped on the back end of news that U.S employment figures have increased, however the road to recovery is not over yet.

Middle Eastern Property investment Kuwait real estate sector firmly on the rise

A leading Kuwaiti property specialist has claimed that the nation has seen a significant improvement

South Korea to Monitor Financial Currency Due To Western Volatility

Given the increasing market volatility coming from the uncertain economy in Europe and the United States, South Korea said it will monitor foreign currency liquidity conditions and capital flows.

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