One top U.S. Federal Reserve official on Monday warned against another interest rate cut to offset the credit crisis, but a second policy-maker who has defied cuts all year said inflation was
By Reed Stevenson and Steve Slater (Reuters) What if there were a run on a bank and no one knew? In recent days some U.S. media have focused on a "silent run"
The Group of Seven rich nations is no longer effective and should be replaced by a steering group that includes emerging economic powers like China, India and Brazil, World Bank President Robert
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called for urgent international measures to tackle the global financial crisis in a video statement published on the Kremlin.ru website on Tuesday. Medvedev said he would join European
Asian stocks outside Japan rose for the first time in four days on Tuesday while the yen and government bond prices fell after a surprisingly large interest rate cut by Australia's central
During the period January-August 2008, total sales of petroleum products in Cyprus recorded an increase of 2.4% compared with the corresponding period of the previous year. Total sales of petroleum products in
Headline figures from the Statistical Service report that the population of Cyprus (in the government-controlled area of the Greek Cypriot south) was estimated at 789,300 at the end of 2007, recording an
LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) – A key pan-European share index plummbeted 8.6 percent in late trade on Monday, on track for its worst one-day percentage fall on record and puncturing a key
By Jeremy Gaunt and Mark Felsenthal (Reuters) The European Union pledged on Monday to protect people's savings and maintain financial stability while Washington urged a more coordinated approach to the worst banking
Poland has moved closer to assembling a blocking minority among European Union members, allowing them to seek changes to Brussels' proposed climate package, Polish officials said. Polish Environment Minister Maciej Nowicki said
