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US-China trade relations have escalated to a historic - and fearful - level. After the US launched an investigation into Chinese trade policies in 2017, not many analysts believed negotiations would ever get this bad and cause such widespread market turmoil. Yet for som

Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin, in particular, have been on a roller coaster ride in recent years. In 2017, Bitcoin led the cryptocurrency boom soaring more than 2,000% higher at its peak. Just a year later in 2018, Bitcoin led the 'great cryptocurrency crash' falling mor

On Thursday, 9 May, the world's most anticipated initial public offering (IPO) is set to hit the American stock market. Ride-hailing giant, Uber, will be offering 180 million shares to the public in between the $44 and $50 price range. If demand reaches the top of that

On Tuesday 15 January, UK MPs voted to reject Theresa May's Brexit deal by a huge majority of 230 votes. At 432 to 202 votes, this is the heaviest parliamentary defeat of a British prime minister in history.

Background on the Brexit vote

The Brexit vote was for May's prop

In 2018, traders and investors from all over the world experienced one of the most interesting years in the financial markets. Trade tensions between the United States and China, ongoing troubles with Brexit, and a crash in cryptocurrencies were just some events that to