Asian shares fell and the euro struggled on Thursday as doubts remained over how much of the funds that banks raised from an inaugural long-term European Central Bank tender will actually flow
Greece's technocrat Prime Minister Lucas Papademos will meet party leaders within days as he races against time to complete promised reforms before elections expected in February. Papademos, a former central banker, has
Europe's banks borrowed nearly 490 billion euros from the European Central Bank at its first-ever offer of three-year loans on Wednesday, encouraging demand for the euro and stocks on hopes the funding
A Cyprus court dismissed manslaughter and negligence charges against a defunct airline and four of its former executives on Wednesday over a 2005 crash which killed 121 people. The Helios Airways Boeing
The central slogan of the Cypriot presidency of the European Union will be “A better Europe”, revealed Finance Minister Kikis Kazamias on Tuesday, briefing journalists on preparations ahead of the presidency in
European stocks rallied and the euro was well bid on Wednesday as investors priced in an improvement in the economic outlook and looked forward to a big take up by banks of
The Ministry of Finance proceeds today to the auction of three – year Government Registered Development Stocks (GRDS). The issuance of the GRDS is January 4, 2012 and maturity date January 2015.
Asian stocks and the euro rose on Wednesday after upbeat U.S. and German data and strong demand for Spanish debt tempered risk-aversion, with investors' focus turning to a European Central Bank tender
The implementation of the European Council’s decisions to improve economic governance and the management of issues concerning the financial sector that have arisen mainly as a result of the global economic crisis,
At the start of the 20th century, inventors Thomas Alva Edison and Nikola Tesla clashed in the "war of the currents". To highlight the dangers of his rival's system, Edison even electrocuted
