By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group Markets appear to be sobering up to the looming prospects of the Federal Reserve’s tapering as the market reassesses the Fed tightening cycle.
The Health Ministry on Wednesday announced that it will not be administering booster shots to the over 80s for now, due to a vigorous interest from those aged over 83. Ministry spokesperson
By Charles Ellinas The global economy is still growing – driven by the more affluent parts of the world as they come out of the pandemic – even if at a touch
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the second day in a row and the eighth time this month on Tuesday, with the number of new cases slightly down and hospitalisations edging higher.
The cost of building materials in Cyprus has skyrocketed this year, making it harder for the real estate and construction sectors to recover after the scrapping of the ‘golden passports’ scheme and
The plight of eleven-month-old SMA baby Asya Polatli has taken the media spotlight in the north, leaving the meeting between Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar and President Nicos Anastasiades in New York
Germany is heading towards a three-party government with a significant climate action focus, as the centre-left Social Democrats made an unexpected comeback and scored a thin victory in Sunday’s federal elections. The
The Health Ministry said that the COVID-19 booster shot programme for vulnerable groups and the elderly in Cyprus is continuing at a satisfactory pace. After administering a third dose of a COVID-19
An upward trend in tourist arrivals, especially from non-traditional markets, has left stakeholders confident that the Cyprus holiday industry will be back on track in the next couple of years, reaching the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the seventh time this month on Monday, with the number of new cases and hospitalisations edging higher. The health ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin
