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Escalating fears surrounding the coronavirus epidemic and the effect containment measures may have on the world economy sent stock markets w...

Coronavirus is now global as is its impact on financial markets and trade. The effects have been felt particularly in China and, significantly for SMEs, on manufacturing volumes.

Coronavirus continues to cause volatility in the currency markets plus what to watch out for this week for GBP, EUR and USD.

Coronavirus has slowed manufacturing in China and impacted global financial markets. Here's what to expect and be prepared as an SME for a return to normality

Today marks the last trading day of the month and it's safe to say that February has been a very bizarre one as far as movements in the FX market are concerned.

Coronavirus continues to impact FX markets as the President's reaction triggers selling in US equity markets while the Euro sees a resurgence.

Headlines surrounding the coronavirus outbreak are back dominating the headlines again in the FX market.Concerns surrounding the virus had unquestionably eased in the financial markets last week, with currency trading beginning to return to at least some sense of normalcy.

Euro surprises as one of the best performers on Monday, indicating virus fears did not cause the recent fall.

Stock markets worldwide fell last week as fears about the impact of the coronavirus epidemic and its impact on the global economy slammed risk assets.Stock markets fell for the first week in three, emerging market currencies were sold hard and safe-havens rallied, with the conspicuous exception of the Japanese yen.

Solid economic data out of the UK goes largely unnoticed, with markets looking for Brexit news.