By Craig Erlam Another turbulent start to the week, albeit a positive one broadly speaking, with equity markets around 1% higher in Europe after a decent start to the week in Asia.
Consumer Price inflation is forecast at 8.6% for 2022, slipping to 3.4% in 2023, while GDP growth this year is projected at 4.9%, followed by a lower 2.4%, the University of Cyprus
Higher cost of living and rising inflating will bloat the bill for the Presidential Elections 2023 in February by €2 mln compared to those held in 2018. The budget of the Ministry
DP World welcomed Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey of the Seas on her stopover at the town’s Cruise Terminal with several thousand passengers on board, a testament to Limassol’s growing reputation. On the occasion
Cyprus was rocked by a stormy weather barrage, as the island is under the effect of a low-pressure weather system moving in from Crete. The weather system caused flash floods in Crete,
A European Commission draft regulation offers hope to Cyprus in trying to halt migrants from the north crossing into the government-controlled areas, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris. Nouris said Turkey is attempting
Two landmark events this week allowed Cyprus to get back on the regional and European energy map. The current administration has kept energy high on its agenda. Still, the next holders of
Cyprus launches milestone EU electricity highway Europe is at the centre of an unfolding energy crisis and nearly ten years after the previous energy crisis, at the time prompted by Russia’s occupation
Omonia Nicosia are heartbroken after Thursday’s 1-0 defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford, losing to a 93rd-minute goal by Scott McTominay, depriving them of the “greatest result” in their history. Incredible
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s sacking and PM Liz Truss’s U-turn on corporation tax will not be enough to calm markets and restore investor confidence, the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech
