Greece's much-revised 2009 budget deficit will be set "once and for all" by Eurostat at above 15 percent of GDP, the country's finance minister said on Wednesday. Greece's 2011 draft budget earlier
Shares in Piraeus Bank, Greece's fourth-largest lender, fell more than 5 percent on Wednesday on press reports the bank plans to boost capital via a rights issue or a convertible bond, brokers
Greece's ecomomy will contract by up to 3 percent next year, the country's finance minister said on Wednesday. "Growth will contract by 4 percent this year, and next year by between 2.5
London exhibitions to showcase health tourism The benefits of health tourism in Cyprus and the low cost of treatment for UK consumers will be promoted in two separate events in London, titled
Cypriots invest €250 mln in India Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides invited Indian businesspeople to expand their interest in the Cypriot market, “where they can find appropriate partners and engage
The U.S. futures regulator laid out plans on Tuesday for how it could use new and beefed-up legal tools to foil traders who seek to manipulate prices or defraud investors. The Commodity
Britain's economy grew twice as fast as expected in the third quarter and ratings agency Standard and Poor's lifted the threat of a credit downgrade, a boost for a government under fire
Britain's finance minister George Osborne is unnecessarily risking the economic recovery with his deep spending cuts, the country's new Nobel Prize winning economist was quoted as saying on Saturday. Cyprus-born Christopher Pissarides
The dollar edged higher against the yen and euro on Wednesday after the Wall Street Journal said the Federal Reserve was likely to unveil plans for gradual Treasury purchases at its policy
. By Jan Strupczewski BRUSSELS — Reforms to European Union budget rules are being criticised for giving politicians too much leeway in enforcing the rules. But a German proposal means bond markets
