Forex Fundamental Analysis

Among the world's seven leading industrialized nations this year, the U.K. is set to be the fastest growing economy. A leading economic think tank, has predicted that the country would move from recovery into expansion in 2014.

A long hoped for improvement in the economy appears to be manifesting itself in second-quarter U.S. earnings.

When it comes to the economy, good news is always accompanied by an adverse account of some sort. On the positive side, reports indicate that the latest foreclosure rate in the U.S. has hit a new milestone.

Martial arts is becoming big business in Asia. Despite having its origins in Japan and China, mixed martial arts is still relatively new to the region and as demand for the sport booms, businesses are betting on a strong future.

Predictions are that gold prices are likely to head higher this week as several fundamental factors come into play at the same time.

Earnings from some of the biggest U.S. technology companies will take center stage this week, giving investors a chance to re-evaluate the sector's state of health.

Walmart has taken over the lead from Royal Dutch Shell as the largest company in the world, according to the most recent rankings by the Fortune Magazine’s Global 500.

Despite U.S. Federal Reserve’s assurances, numbers emerging from global equity markets point to continued instability worldwide.

According to a recent Gallup poll which measured the extent of freedom in over 130 countries, America came in at a very unimpressive 33.

The U.S. dollar held steady versus a basket of major currencies on Tuesday, having retreated from the previous day's near-two-week high, giving the euro a chance to get over an unexpected slump in German industrial output.

Last week saw all of the world’s major markets making ground with the Dow and the Dax setting new heighs.

The US unemployment level edged down in June by 0.2%, dropping to its lowest level since September 2008, to stand at 6.1%.

Germany will approve a national minimum wage for the first time in a vote due to be held today (Thursday). This will take the number of EU member states with a minimum wage statute to 22.

The traditional sign that an economic recession phase has ended is strong growth in employment as producers of goods and services taken on new staff to accommodate full order books.

The Bank of Japan commissions four quarterly business confidence surveys as a tool to help it inform monetary policy.