Japanese stocks held steady on Tuesday after early losses on signs of a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery and oil fell for a second session as the dollar edged higher on
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth will go ahead with a visit to Ireland despite a bomb being found on a bus near Dublin, the British Foreign Office said on Tuesday. "The state visit is
Annual inflation rates recorded an increase in the EU, the Eurozone and Cyprus in April, according to data released today by Eurostat, while inflation dropped during the same period in Greece. According
ADSL broadband coverage of Cyprus is expected to reach 100% within 2011, Minister of Communications and Works Erato Kozakou Marcoullis said today in a message on the occasion of tomorrow’s International Day
Ryanair, the world’s favourite airline, today (16th May) welcomed the announcement of lower airport charges at Paphos and Larnaca Airport, by the Cypriot Government and Hermes Airport Ltd, which will encourage tourism
Exports of goods from Cyprus continued to climb in the first quarter according to preliminary data for March, rising over the year earlier period by 24.8%, following an increase of 30.3% in
Retail trade volumes picked up in February, rising by a provisional 3.1% over the year earlier, from 2.2% in January. For the first two months as a whole, retail trade is provisionally
There are still no signs that the car market will improve any time soon, with registrations of motor vehicles dropping for the 28th consecutive month in April. Total registrations fell by 15.2%
Tourism arrivals in Cyprus rose by a massive 43% over the year earlier in April, according to the latest figures from the Statistical Service. According to the Passengers Survey, arrivals of tourists
