By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM A sense of caution has taken hold of financial markets as investors adopt a guarded stance ahead of another week packed with key economic
Cyprus’ tourism chief said he is pleased that arrivals so far this year have already reached 75% of the first half levels of the 2019 record year, and at two thirds of
By Jeffrey Halley Wall Street did another U-turn overnight, finishing lower as the dearth of tier-1 data and the pre-FOMC media blackout left the FOMO gnomes chasing their tails once again. Wall
The hotel occupancy rate in the Paphos district during July will reach 80%, according to the chair of the local hoteliers association Thanos Michaelides. He said last month, hotel occupancy in Paphos
The Agriculture Ministry is confident that by the end of the month, major dairy producers will be on board with the government’s decision only to allow Halloumi products conforming with the cheese’s
People wanting to buy a house in Cyprus are constricted by an upward trend in construction costs and materials, with the latest figures showing a 20% jump. According to Cystat, the average
Teenage track athlete Eleftheria Panayiotou was awarded an honorary plaque for helping a fellow runner who stumbled during an international race. President Nicos Anastasiades on Monday welcomed the high school pupil and
The Transport Ministry wants to see more Cypriots opting to park their private vehicle in favour of hopping on a bus with an extended network of routes and smart solutions. In comments
As the UK braces for a record heatwave, with scorching temperatures throughout Europe, US and Asia, experts warn that urgent investment is needed in sustainable goals to combat climate change, a crisis
Nicosia is disappointed that the United Nations has no clear exit strategy to pull Cyprus out of deadlocked reunification talks after five years of limbo. Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Andreas
