The global credit crunch is now taking a bite of office lease rents. The mortgage meltdown is finally reaching its tentacles into commercial real estate both in the US and in the UK.

The British Pound continues to suffer against the Euro, and this trend is likely to continue for most part of the next year.

General Motors, one of the world’s largest auto manufacturer, faces liquidity problems that could lead to bankruptcy.

The pound keeps falling both against the euro and the dollar, and Mervyn King says he is concerned about the present and prospective period of above-target inflation.

Trading in derivatives market is booming as investors try to benefit from the high market volatility caused by the never ending crisis in the credit markets.

Higher borrowing costs for the private sector or else tighter bank lending terms would naturally lead to a reduction in demand.

Investment banks and other financial institutions have been bombarding the world with losses reports for the past several months.

Slowing GDP growth prospects & rising inflation have been the two main concerns for many countries for some time.

The number of US businesses bankruptcy filings has risen 49% in April compared to a year earlier. This is a worry.

A week ago, there was a glimmer of hope in the world with regards to the food crisis. Not anymore.

UBS AG Chief Executive Officer Marcel Rohner confirmed analysts fears that UBS, will put its investment banking business on a much tighter leash.