Antitrust conditions set by the European Commission have cast doubt over the London Stock Exchange’s proposed merger with Deutsche Börse

With a host of political transitions on the cards, navigating the currency markets is going to make for an interesting 2017. For traders looking to manage their risk, gold was a popular choice

While it is becoming clear many jobs will move out of London in the wake of Brexit, it is smaller operations and back-office jobs that are most at threat

The UK Parliament has approved the bill triggering the country’s departure from the European Union despite concerns of ‘bitter’ negotiations ahead

The UK boasted the fastest growth of any advanced economy in 2016, defying predictions fuelled by Brexit uncertainties

A number of surprising developments last year posed challenges to foreign currency traders. By picking apart the biggest shocks of the year, currency analysts at XM’s Investment Research Department believe savvy agents can prepare for what 2017 has in store

Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney, has found himself in a world where his values are increasingly under fire. The Canadian banker is now set to depart his role in 2019

Anti-globalisation attitudes, economic inequality and a dramatic slowdown in global trade are all on the agenda for the 2017 World Economic Forum meeting in Davos

A new London property development could boost the capital’s technology scene, amid fears over the impact of Brexit

Last week, the pound crashed 6.1 percent during two minutes of trading. In a time of immense instability for the currency, human or machine error is unlikely to be at fault

London’s position as the financial centre of Europe is under threat. As other cities compete for the title, Mourad Mekhail explains how EU-Arab banking relations are a necessity

Brexit prompts investors to withdraw £5.7bn from investment funds situated in the UK

Germany’s GDP posted growth of 0.4 percent in the second quarter, fighting off fears the nation may struggle as a result of Britain’s decision to leave the EU

The Institute of Fiscal Studies expects that Brexit will cost the UK economy £39bn

The Bank of England has cut interest rates in a bid to boost growth following June’s Brexit vote