After a year of falling oil prices, former BP executive Tony Hayward claims it is now set to rise again

How will the opening up of the Yuan change the shape of both the FX and the FX options markets?

How did options perform historically in different markets and how can this information help market makers make more informed decisions?

Growing demand for the Hong Kong dollar is making it more difficult for the city to preserve its currency peg to the US

The notoriously restricted stock market in Saudi Arabia finally opens its doors to foreign investors from June 15

Since the housing bubble of the 2000s burst, interest in financial bubbles has increased. Here are five financial bubbles often ignored

Rubber, with its diverse uses and unique properties, is integral to modern industrial society. The history of rubber production for the market still shapes our world today

Amid China’s slowing growth and new efforts to reduce pollution, imports of the world’s largest coal consumer have fallen dramatically

Australia’s treasurer has revealed in an interview that the price of iron ore could bring serious repercussions for the country’s mining industry

In perhaps the highest profile oil and gas M&A deal this decade – Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to buy exploration company BG Group in a transaction worth over £47bn

In Russia’s latest move to forge closer ties in Asia, bilateral agreements have been signed with Thailand in a bid to improve economic cooperation

Oil market analyst says the cost of exploration is expected to increase

Oil market analyst says oil watchers are bracing themselves for Saudi Arabia putting boots on the ground in Yemen

In a belated response to the growing demand for luxury vehicles, Ford revives its flagship vehicle

Ann Pettifor of Prime Economics argues Germany’s adoption of the two way currency tool confirms China’s future global currency status, which comes at the expense of eurozone countries