Annual fuel sales recorded an overall 7% decrease in February, with oil companies reporting sales of 107,779 tonnes of fuel, according to the Statistical Services. There was a decrease in oil supplies
Most sports-mad boys aspire to grow up and play at international level, but Cyprus-based RAF Sergeant Thomas Zuger, he made his dream come true this month by representing the country of his
By Craig Erlam It’s been a relatively calm start to the week, with investors seemingly relieved that the weekend brought no fresh turmoil in the banking sector. That was clearly the fear
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos has told Cyprus banks to lower their interest rates on loans in a bid to get ahead of a possible new toxic loan crisis for the banking sector,
Formula 1 has been one of the most expensive sports in the world and this year’s F1 World Championship is no different, with more prize money split between the constructors and drivers
Justice Minister Anna Prokopiou held an urgent meeting at the ministry on Monday to review the latest episode of sports violence which took place during and after the Apollon-Anorthosis basketball match on
The best way to get the European Union on board in a final push to help resolve the ‘Cyprus problem’ would be to regain the trust of our EU partners, some of
Consumers in Cyprus are not taking well to increased prices at hospitality venues, pushed up by hiking costs of raw materials and energy, as owners report a steep drop in their business.
By Moody’s Analytics The Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week was as highly anticipated as any in recent memory. And that’s saying something given the turbulence of the past three years.
The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) has marginally pushed up its projections for GDP growth this year citing the slightly improved prospects in the external economic environment and the anticipated lower energy
