Europe

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Cyprus triggers preference for goods

Almost certainly prices for goods in Cyprus will rise as a result of its banking crisis, because the imposition of capital controls will restrict imports, leading to supply bottlenecks. In addition residents will no longer be complacent about keeping money on deposit, but seek other alternatives.

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A detailed look at Bank of England gold

The London Bullion Market is the global trading centre for physical gold, and the Bank of England holds gold on behalf of other central banks.

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Voluptuous Volatility

Fundamentally Europe is still in serious trouble but in no real worse shape than most other developed economies, but for the moment Europe remains in the spotlight.

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