Annual unemployed drops 56%

In December, the number of registered unemployed in Cyprus dropped by an annual 55.7% to 14,800 people out of work. According to data published by the Statistical Service, compared to December 2020,

Business confidence near pre-Covid levels

Business confidence has reached near pre-Covid levels, boosted by services, construction and the manufacturing sectors, according to a leading economic sentiment benchmark, with the monthly survey suggesting uncertainty exists. The December Economic

Beware of sales scams

Authorities urge consumers to be aware of potential discount scams during the winter sales season. Consumer protection services and watchdog organisations have warned that “loopholes” in legislation leaves room for price manipulation.

Banking on the future

Banks are lifeless institutions in concrete buildings. What determines ‘bank policy’ is the management of a bank, not its chairs, desks, walls or ATMs. A necessary clarification is required to explain why

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The jobs future is digital

Efforts to attract big tech and fintech firms resulted in reputable companies relocating to the island with expectations that 2022 promises to be another boom year. Invest Cyprus, the state agency to

Eurobank acquires 12.6% of Hellenic Bank

Greece’s Eurobank Ergasias announced it had completed the acquisition of 12.6% of Hellenic Bank, Cyprus’ second-largest lender. The Greek bank said it completed the acquisition of a 2.7% stake of Hellenic Bank’s

CI says Bank of Cyprus outlook ‘stable’

Capital Intelligence Ratings (CI) has affirmed the long-term foreign currency rating (LT FCR) and short-term foreign currency (ST FCR) of Bank of Cyprus (BoC) at ‘BB-’ and ‘B’, respectively, affirming its ‘stable’

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