The rate inflation for January decreased at a rate of -1,6%, as measured by the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), on the back of a -1,3% rate for December 2013, while
At least 22 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in the bloodiest day of the Ukrainian revolt as riot police continue to fight protestors occupying the central square in
MTN Cyprus, the island’s second biggest telco, has launched a flexible service, Broadband-in-a-box, allowing subscribers to enjoy unlimited internet at home, at a holiday home or anywhere else in the country, with
The outlook for Oman's banking system remains stable, as it has been since 2007, Moody's Investors Service said in a new report. The stable outlook primarily reflects the rating agency's expectations of
The negative outlook for the Dutch banking system reflects the adverse impact the country's recent economic recession is expected to have on Dutch banks, Moody's Investors Service said in a new report,
The outcome of the February 9 referendum, where a narrow majority of Swiss voters supported an initiative aiming to impose quotas limiting immigration into Switzerland is credit negative for the Swiss sovereign
Cyprus believes that the new regime relating to the aid scheme for milk, fruit and vegetables should give the necessary flexibility to EU member states to help them implement the regulations on
A mission of international lenders will return to Greece later this week to review progress made in delivering on the country's reforms that are key for further loans, the chairman of eurozone
European Commission President José Manuel Barroso said states breaking away from existing EU countries would struggle to gain EU membership, further complicating Scottish nationalists' already uncertain plans for independence. Barroso said in
London's financial services centre would lose access to the wider European Union should Britain quit the bloc, the EU's justice chief said yesterday, warning that such a move would reduce its status
