Asian shares fell for a third straight day on Wednesday as investors reduced their risk exposure due to uncertainty over global growth prospects and resurfacing worries about debt restructuring in struggling euro
Spain's banks are fast joining the ranks of the most unloved in Europe just as many need to raise capital urgently, deserted by investors who believe the country is on the brink
Cyprus' trade deficit reached in January 2012 326,3 million euro, compared to 372,4mn in the corresponding month of 2011, recording a decrease of 46,1 mn. Cyprus' total imports/arrivals in January 2012 recorded
Cyprus’ Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) Chairman Yiorgos Siammas has assured consumers that there will be sufficient supply of power during the summer season, when Cyprus will assume the Presidency of the Council
Online tax payments pushed up plastic card payments by 18% compared with the year earlier to EUR 179,861,377 (EUR 180 mln) in March, according to JCC payments systems, the dominant card provider.
Card spending over the Green Line fell compared with the year earlier in March, according to data from JCC payment systems. Total card spending by Greek Cypriots north of the Green Line
Electricity prices and the 2 percentage point increase in VAT helped to push the consumer price inflation rate up to 3.4% in March, from 3.1% in February. Prices in the category of
Sony Corp forecast a record $6.4 billion net loss for the business year just ended, double earlier forecasts and a fourth straight year of losses, inflated by writing off deferred tax assets
The turnover value index of wholesale and retail trade, including repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, rose by 2.9% compared with the previous three-month period. For the whole of 2011, the turnover
Electricity prices and the 2 percentage point increase in VAT helped to push the consumer price inflation rate up to 3.4% in March, from 3.1% in February. Prices in the category of
