Director-General of Eurostat visited Cyprus

The Director-General of Eurostat, Walter Radermacher met Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavraki and state officials competent on economic issues, during his one-day visit in Cyprus, on Monday. According to announcement, issued today

Cyprus president to participate in EU Summit

Cyprus President Demetris Christofias departs Wednesday for Brussels, in order to participate in the Informal Council of heads of state or government of the European Union that begins on Thursday. According to

IMF help with Greece may be unavoidable

If the European Union can't quell concerns over Greece's debt burden, the International Monetary Fund may have to step in, whether or not its help is welcome. German sources told Reuters on

Greece rescue hopes lift stocks but euro off

Asian stocks rose on Wednesday on signs that the European Union may rescue debt-strapped Greece, coaxing nervous investors back to riskier assets, but uncertainty over the plan weighed on the euro. Major

Greek bailout speculation lifts euro

The euro rose on Tuesday on speculation that European Union nations could bail out errant member Greece, while global stocks were flat and emerging market shares climbed. Expectations about a rescue for

European shares drift higher as miners support

European equities edged higher in morning trade on Tuesday, supported by stronger mining shares, but persistent worries about fiscal problems in Greece, Spain and Portugal forced investors to stay cautious. At 0923

FTSE up 0.2 pct as banks, miners gain

Gains in miners and banks helped lift Britain's top share index 0.2 percent early on Tuesday as concerns about Europe's fiscal problems eased somewhat, but investors stayed cautious and moves were muted.