European shares fell in afternoon trade on Friday after data showed an unexpected fall in U.S. durable goods orders for August. By 1301 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 of top European shares was
Increasingly volatile currency moves are becoming a headache for largely-unhedged equity investors and corporates as markets prepare themselves for central banks to wind down super loose money conditions. The dollar hit a
By Lesley Wroughton The Group of 20 is set to become the premier coordinating body on global economic issues, reflecting a new world economic order in which emerging market countries like China
Citigroup Research has lifted its price target on the shares of Marfin Popular Bank (CPB) from EUR 3.25/share to EUR 4.00/share in a research note dated September 24, 2009 at a time
The United Nations in Cyprus has described Friday as “totally false” allegations that Special Adviser to the Secretary General, Alexander Downer, has business interests in Turkey and that these interests constitute a
British institutional investors have expressed their interest in the Cyprus capital market and economy, during the road show the Cyprus Stock Exchange held in the United Kingdom According to an announcement issued
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe calls on Cyprus to adopt a structured policy to protect and promote the Armenian and Cypriot Maronite Arabic languages on the island. The
Oil rose above $66 a barrel on Friday, recovering from the previous day's drop to an eight-week low, but gains were limited by doubts about the strength of economic recovery and high
Britain's top shares were higher at midday on Friday, lifted by strength in energy stocks as a pledge by world leaders to keep economic support in place settled investor nerves and lifted
U.S. regulators say that the level of losses from syndicated loans facing banks and other financial institutions tripled to $53 billion in 2009, due to poor underwriting standards and the continuing weakness
