A number of crucial dossiers on trade, energy and competition will be discussed at EU Council level end of November and beginning of December, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Neoklis Sylikiotis
Britain's top shares pushed higher on Tuesday, recovering most of the previous session's decline, led by a rally in miners and banks as worries over Greece's debt situation subsided. International lenders agreed
The outbound travel market is still buoyant, with the Passengers’ Survey showing that in October 105,059 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad. This was 5.5% higher than the 99,601 recorded
**Motor regs, road transport also down** Retail trade volumes slumped by 5.4% over the year earlier in September according to provisional figures, having dropped by 2.9% in August and 6.7% in July.
The industrial turnover index reached 111.7 in August (base 2005=100), recording an increase of 0.8% compared with August 2011. However, the increase in the overall index was entirely the result of a
Onshore Chinese shares fell for a third-straight day, reversing midday gains in Hong Kong after the Shanghai share index closed below 2,000 points for the first time in nearly four years on
(Published on 21 November 2012) An article in Germany’s Der Spiegel the other week said that the bailout which Cyprus is currently negotiating with the troika (European Commission, European Central Bank and
Greece's bank stocks dropped on Tuesday on concerns that a Greek debt buyback plan as part of the country's international bailout might hit their capital. Bank stocks were down 2.8% at 1048
Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund clinched agreement on reducing Greece's debt on Monday in a breakthrough to release urgently needed loans to keep the near-bankrupt economy afloat.
A bleary-eyed Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras welcomed on Tuesday an agreement by international lenders to help cut his country's debt and unblock vital flows of bailout money. The biggest opposition party,
