All eyes on the central banks

By Craig Erlam    A lacklustre start to the week, but there’s so much to come over the next few days which could determine how markets end the year and start 2024.

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Fitch upgrade result of planning and policies

The government has expressed satisfaction with the recent tweaking of the island’s creditworthiness outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’ by Fitch, dubbing it as a validation of the ongoing trajectory of progress and

Iranians arrested over plot to target Israelis

Cyprus authorities, in collaboration with Israel’s intelligence service, Mossad, have reportedly thwarted a plot to target Israelis and detained two Iranian nationals. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Office confirmed the arrests on terrorism-related

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Gov’t happy as MPs pass foreclosure bills

President Nikos Christodoulides expressed satisfaction with the passage of a set of bills on foreclosures on Friday, underscoring a commitment to expedite proceedings addressing risks to the country’s economy from non-performing exposures.

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Not a jobs report for optimists

By Craig Erlam   There’s been a lot of talk this week whether investors have become too optimistic about interest rate cuts next year and Friday’s jobs report may have brought some crashing

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After new record, how high can gold go?

By Naeem Aslam   Gold prices surged to a historic high of $2,100, marking a significant milestone before undergoing a notable correction. Traders are now scrutinising the recent price action, contemplating whether this

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