With speculation over interest rates rife, now is the time to take steps to prevent being caught out. Christine Toner highlights some of the things to bear in mind.
Despite Greece this week remaining in the euro, there is still the very real prospect that the eurozone could break apart. We look at the impact this could have on the rest of the world.
The Greek debt crisis has worsened and many believe it's time to abandon Europe. However, some continue to argue there is money to be made in developed markets.
Cutting the interest rate paid on commercial banks' reserves to zero, or even negative rates, would be one way for the Monetary Policy Committee to improve the current effectiveness of monetary...
In the face of continuing instability in the markets, how can you protect your portfolio? We ask the experts for their thoughts on what investors with different aims should do to combat the...
European stockmarkets have rallied strongly, but managers are cautious about economic growth so it may be a while before happy days are here again, writes Faith Glasgow.
With more financial pain in store, 2009 is set to be a challenge. Rachel Lacey takes a look at the investment horizon and asks how savers and investors should respond.
