Financials have helped the FTSE 100 regain its winning streak, with the index up over 1% this afternoon.

Global commercial property markets are showing signs of a recovery as emerging markets lead strong rises for the S&P Property and REIT indices in Q2.

A string of strong earnings results as well as positive homes resales data in the US thrust the Dow into positive territory today.

The FTSE 100 slumped on opening this morning with utilities companies among the losers following Ofwat's call for lower water bills.

The Dow Jones has risen 35.52 points (0.44%) to 8199.12 as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted worldwide economic growth will recover to 2.5% in 2010.

The Treasury today proposes reforming the way the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is funded and announces a wide-ranging review of the role of the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) in a white paper suggesting a raft of dramatic changes to...

Thames River Capital has launched a multi-manager offering designed to invest in asset classes across African and Middle East markets.

Over half of investment company fund managers have cut exposure to cash and fixed interest to take advantage of buying opportunities created by the market turmoil, according to the Association of Investment Companies

The FTSE 100 jumped 9.01 points (0.21%) in early trading, rising to 4203.92 by 8.20 this morning.

Ashburton is seeking alpha through recession-friendly consumer buys such as sausages, in its European Equity fund.