New twist in German probe on Liechtenstein tax

BERLIN, March 7 (Reuters) – German authorities investigating tax evasion by Germans using banks in Liechtenstein have received a new offer of confidential information on accounts held there, officials said on Friday.

World central bankers voice food inflation fear

Central bankers from the world’s industrialised and developing regions voiced concern over surging food and energy prices, their latest big challenge as globalisation unsettles the balance of supply and demand. At a

Double hit for Cypriot speculators

EUR/CHF plunges sharply lower   Cypriot speculators are in for a rough ride this year – in addition to the more than 30% hit from the drop in local equity prices, they

Cyprus and Greece confirm close cooperation

By Christa Nicolaou Athens,  (CNA) – The excellent relations and close cooperation between Athens and Nicosia were reconfirmed during a meeting here today between the newly elected Cypriot President Demetris Christofias and

Cypriot President meets Greek political leaders

By Christa Nicolaou Athens,  (CNA) –Cypriot President met here today Greek political leaders, as part of his working visit to Athens. Main opposition PASOK leader George Papandreou assured President Christofias that as

NKS stake in CTC at 84.93%

Following the completion of the public offer submitted by N.K. Shacolas (Holdings) Ltd (NKS) Public for control of the majority shares of Cyprus Trading Corporation Pcl (CTC), the acquirer, NKS announced that

Fed report says U.S. growth slowed in early 2008

Federal Reserve districts all saw decelerating economic growth in early 2008, even as prices pressed upward almost everywhere, the central bank’s “Beige Book” report on economic conditions said on Wednesday. “Reports from