By Jameel Ahmad, Chief Market Analyst at FXTM All attention yesterday was on those central banks now easing monetary policy to try and combat freefalling oil prices. The decline is going to
Finance Minister Haris Georghiades kicked off the parliamentary debate around his reservedly optimistic budget for 2015, by calling on all parties to cooperate, while saying that next year will be one of
* Dec. 16 stock re-listing to go ahead, despite crisis in Greece * Perhaps influenced from the daily jingles and happy tunes as the island gears up to Christmas, the Bank of
US Vice President Joe Biden visited President Nicos Anastasiades in hospital on Wednesday, the Cypriot leader’s first meeting ever since he underwent a mitral valve corrective surgery at New York’s Mt Sinai
By Jameel Ahmad, Chief Market Analyst at FXTM In comparison with Tuesday’s frantic profit-taking, the financial markets were calmer on Wednesday. That was of course until OPEC unexpectedly announced it sees less
* AIBC has 25 members with EUR 14 bln in assets * Kirill Zimarin, Chief Executive Officer of RCB Bank Ltd., was re-elected president of the Association of International Banks in Cyprus
The Ifo Institute expects the German economy to gain impetus in 2015 with output increasing by 1.5% next year. According to its researchers, the recovery will be strongly boosted by consumption, which
. Talking (and even preaching) about corruption and meritocracy seems to be the new fad and a wonderful way to deflect people’s attention away from the real troubles we face. The fact
DBRS, Inc. has confirmed the long-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings for the Republic of Cyprus at B (low), with the short-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings confirmed at R-5
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Dragonomics We’ve read plenty of bullish statements recently saying that the decline in oil prices amounts to a massive tax cut; “a phenomenon that’s making everybody
