Oil prices hovered above $71 a barrel on Wednesday, after rising more than $3 the previous day, as OPEC ministers were expected at their meeting in Vienna to maintain official output unchanged.
Predictions for the housing market in both countries from RICS A positive outlook is envisaged for the housing market in Greece and Cyprus, as perceived, respectively, by the recent Weekly Real Estate
More than half of European websites selling consumer electronics are misleading or cheating online shoppers, the European Union consumer watchdog said on Wednesday after checks on 369 sites in 28 countries. National
British exports rose at their fastest monthly pace since the start of 2008 in July, keeping the country's trade gap on a narrowing trend and boosting optimism that global trade is picking
Cyprus is the 34rth most competitive economy in the world, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness report for 2009-2010. The report places Cyprus in the 34rth position with 4.57 points
The Nikkei stock average fell 0.8 percent on Wednesday, with Canon Inc and other exporters hit by a stronger yen while bank shares slid after a brokerage downgraded two of Japan's biggest
The credit-rating agency Moody's does not expect to downgrade the sovereign debt of leading triple A-rated nations despite the explosive growth of government debt, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. "We do
World stocks slipped on Wednesday as investors paused ahead of key U.S. data, having pushed them to 11-month highs the previous day, while the low-yielding dollar held near its 2009 low against
President Barack Obama takes on the bitter healthcare reform debate on Wednesday with a high-stakes speech to the U.S. Congress on his top domestic policy priority. Aides have promised Obama's nationally televised
Britain's recovery prospects were brightened by survey results on Wednesday which showed consumer morale jumped in August while employers took on more staff and price pressures eased. The Nationwide Consumer Confidence index
