By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM It’s still too early to make a decisive call on the overall elections in the US, but markets appear to be paring back hopes for
Post-COVID aftershocks the island’s fragile economy is expected to bounce back next year with real GDP growth projected at 4.2% from a contraction -6.5% in 2020, according to economists. The University of
Rival Cypriot leaders held a ‘break-the-ice’ meeting on Wednesday where they promised to support a United Nations-led Cyprus peace push also involving Greece, Turkey and Britain. It was the first meeting of
The health authorities announced 174 new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Tuesday as Cyprus gets ready for stricter measures, including a nationwide curfew, possibly from Wednesday. The total of all infections since the
Cyprus ship management revenue declined by €39 mln to €484 mln in the first half of 2020, reflecting the negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the shipping industry. According to the
A Cyprus watchdog championing rights of the elderly has accused the government of ageism after two people died in a Limassol care home while dozens more were infected with COVID-19. Another four
Europe going into lockdown has delivered the final blow of any hopes that Cyprus tourism shareholders can keep tourist arrivals alive during the last months of the year. The latest development –
Cyprus’ economy was on the recovery path in September and October after reaching historically low levels due to the pandemic with year-over-year growth rate remaining relatively stable. Economists also warn that more
Washington expects further assurances from Cyprus that it will deny port access to Russian naval ships as doing so is a key element of the Eastern Mediterranean pact. This was the message
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades has strongly condemned the “heinous” terrorist attacks in central Vienna where four people were killed by gunmen. “Devastated and deeply shocked by the terrorist attack in Vienna. We
