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The British government has defended its plans to establish a “frictionless” border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic post-Brexit, saying that the plans are both workable and mutually beneficial. » Read More
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi will not deliver a new policy message at the Fed's Jackson Hole conference, two sources said. » Read More |
Jeffrey Sacks, EMEA investment strategist at Citi Private Bank, discusses his view of the European Central Bank's monetary policy. » Read More |
By: Karen Gilchrist
Angela Merkel may be poised to enter her fourth term as German Chancellor, but the chances of her serving the full four years are becoming increasingly slim, according to her far-right challengers the AfD. » Read More |
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The asset management firm Standard Life is looking at Ireland as its European base for when the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, its CEO told CNBC Tuesday.
The U.S. dollar index has fallen by around 9 percent since the start of the year but that could be about to change, according to strategists at Wells Fargo.
Standard Life CEO Keith Skeoch speaks about AI in asset management and about planning for a hard Brexit.
Europeans are consuming more and more butter at a time when prices are skyrocketing, stockpiles are running low and dairy giants are warning of an imminent shortage.
Robert Wright of the Financial Times discusses reports that the UK is willing to pay more than $45 billion to divorce from the EU.
Deutsche Bank is no longer one of the world's top 15 private banks after a difficult year for the German lender, a study by Scorpio Partnership showed Monday.
On Sunday September 24, German citizens will head to the polls to elect their new government, but how might the various outcomes impact the EU?
The German government has denied a newspaper report that its premier softened speeches critical of VW in the diesel emissions scandal at the company's request.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the US' special representative on Ukraine, would soon meet a senior Russian aide.
The British government issued new guidelines on Sunday requiring manufacturers of internet-connected vehicles to put in place tougher cyber protection.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has accused the United States of trying to undermine Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers.
Russian energy ministry has said new EU sanctions over Siemens turbines violate international law.
Britain needs to make clear to the EU that it is prepared to go it alone if it fails to reach a satisfactory deal in Brexit talks, BOE's King says.
Russia's former ambassador to Washington, Sergei Kislyak, said his conversations with former White House national security adviser had been transparent
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar called on Friday for the European Union and Britain to find "unique solutions" to their Brexit logjam, including a bespoke customs union.
Oil market is expected to see a downward correction this quarter but Brent prices will move higher in the final quarter of this year, according to Barclays.
Poland’s future within the EU has come under renewed uncertainty after the President of the European Council said the country’s “arrogant” rejection of EU law signals its desire to exit the union.
Investors are often guilty of thinking things can only get better yet there appears to be little room left for European stocks to improve, according to a strategist at Deutsche Bank.
Since Britain voted to leave the EU over a year ago, millions of EU citizens in the U.K. have been living in a state of uncertainty about their future.
RBS CFO Ewen Stevenson explains his bank's potential to establish an EU hub in the Netherlands, describing Amsterdam as "a logical choice."
