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Investors are looking past the current boom in loan activity, fearing that inflation and other factors will cool demand and make it harder for borrowers to make payments.

The collapse in sterling will have devastating consequences. The cost of imports increases, raising the prices paid by workers at the pump, in supermarkets and on energy bills. The already high rate of inflation (12.3 percent) will be driven up further.

The Bank of Japans intervention to prop up a freefalling yen has currency investors speculating about which central bank could move next in the face of a soaring dollar.

The precipitous slide in Japans currency has run so far and fast its spooking big investors, and some are cutting bets that it will decline further, anticipating policymakers may soon step in to

The value of the United Kingdom's pound sterling has slumped to its lowest level against the United States dollar since 1985, reflecting the deteriorating economic situation in Great [...]

In this episode of Investment Week's Head to Head podcast experts discuss the outlook for private market.

The British pound hit its lowest level against the dollar since 1985, as Britain faces extreme inflation and other economic hardships.

The real danger for Italy is that it might be asphyxiated slowly by untenable borrowing costs

By Nell Mackenzie (Reuters) - Hedge funds that actively buy and sell stocks are set for their worst performance in 10 years, based on new data from Pr...

The FTSE 100 reveals winners and losers this week – with banks, oil giants and BAE starring. But the good news can’t last