Quitting the world’s biggest trading bloc could cost Britain access to the trade barrier-free single market and means it must seek new trade accords with countries around the world
Oil prices fell by around one percent on Friday as a stronger dollar weighed and Russia warned that a global crude supply overhang could last into next year.
Russia’s foreign ministry yesterday said global powers would gather in Vienna on May 17 to discuss the crisis in Syria
As equities climb around the world, Chinese traders aren’t celebrating.
Clouds of uncertainty still hang over the global economy, and its unimpressive recovery is probably going
An agreement to “restore stability” to the global oil market was “imminent” as the growing number of oil producers who have officially confirmed participation in Sunday's oil producers meeting in Doha ...
North Korea launched a long-range rocket yesterday carrying what it called a satellite, but its neighbours and the United States denounced the launch as a missile test, conducted in defiance of UN sanctions and just weeks after a nuclear bomb test.
Crude oil futures extended gains from the previous session on Thursday as a weaker dollar and unconfirmed talk of producers potentially meeting to discuss output cuts lifted the market despite record US stocks due to overproduction.
Oil prices hit their lowest since 2003 on Monday, as the market braced for a jump in Iranian exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country over the weekend.
Global stock markets fell on Wednesday as oil prices slumped back towards 11-year lows, sapping investors' appetite for risky assets and hurting the shares of mining and energy companies.
