Economics / Markets

Neil Woodford has said next month's general election could mark the beginning of years of uncertainty for UK investors.

The stakes are high for investors as the 2015 UK general election draws near. Labour's interventionist approach and the prospect of a referendum on EU membership are both causing concern, but which 7 May outcome would be best for investors?

Veteran investor Warren Buffett has said a Greek exit from the eurozone could be constructive for the region.

How a fistful of dollars can turn good, bad and ugly

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will net up to $3.7bn from the sale of part of its stake in US retail bank Citizens Financial Group.

Fears the UK economy is heading for a period of deflation have increased after the inflation rate dropped to zero for the first time since records began.

Is ‘natural' income the answer to the sequence of return problem?

Sterling slumped against the US dollar after the Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane said the UK has an equal chance of seeing a rate cut as a rate hike, contrary to consensus expectations.

A former trader has become the third person to be sentenced in what marked the end of the first phase of the regulator's "largest and most complex insider dealing investigation" to date.

The FTSE 100 has hit a fresh record high after the US Federal Reserve signalled renewed caution on its path towards raising interest rates from their record lows.