Eurozone sees inflation rate rise to 1.5%
While unemployment rate in the eurozone remains unaltered at 9.1%...
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Boštjan Škrlec: New national member for Slovenia at Eurojust
Aims to strengthen prosecution efficiency while prosecuting the most dangerous types of cross-border crime...
Brexit anxiety triggers frenzied activity in job market
Window of opportunity shrinking for EU nationals who want to stay in Britain...
Greece is putting debt crisis behind
2017 looks set to provide the necessary springboard for sustainable economic growth and renewed optimism...
BlackBerry and VoxSmart partner to help financial services firms achieve MiFID II compliance
MiFID II will be effective from January 3, 2018...
UAE participates in first trade and investment dialogue between GCC & European Union
Discussions center on facilitating bilateral trade & encouraging investments...
British bankers: London will remain Europe’s financial centre
51% believe Britain is in position to negotiate a bespoke trading relationship with the EU November 4, 2016: Synechron Inc, a global financial services consulting and technology services provider, has released findings from its research into short and long-term impacts of Brexit. The study was conducted in partnership with The TABB Group. One of the...
Bank of England governor to continue till 2019
Mike Carney to stay till Brexit negotiations get over IFM Correspondent November 1, 2016: Bank of England governor Mike Carney has ended days of speculation by announcing that he will step down in June 2019, still two years short of a full term. He said he recognises the importance ‘to the country of continuity during...
Next US president may have to deal with recession
WSJ survey reveals odds of a recession within next 12 months is about 21% IFM Correspondent October 24, 2016: Only a few weeks is left before the US chooses its 45th president. Historically, every US president elected till date has faced a recession or a recession-like scenario. A Wall Street Journal survey in June of...
UK’s €40 billion bill could be EU’s first Brexit hurdle
UK could put the budgetary contributions at the forefront of negotiations, in the hope of gaining leverage Lewis Crofts and Matthew Holehouse October 20, 2016: Before UK and EU officials get down to the detailed work of unpicking laws and drafting the transitional measures to govern Brexit, they may first have to deal with the...