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The U.S. labor market will hold the key to a recovery in the hard-hit housing sector, according to a Harvard University report released on Monday. Record high foreclosures and a high jobless

Euro zone industrial output in April surged year-on-year more than in any month in almost two decades, data showed on Monday. The European Union's statistics office Eurostat said industrial production in the

 It was after 1 a.m. on Monday May 10 when a little-known Dutch civil servant made the suggestion that may have saved the euro. European finance ministers had come together in Brussels

Registrations of motor vehicles continued to decline in May, falling by 11.1% over the year earlier to 3,998. In January-May, total registrations fell by 15.0% to 18,939, from 22,275 in January –

The trade deficit widened in April, according to preliminary estimates for the month, reaching EUR 403 mln, compared with EUR 364 mln in April 2009. Total imports/ arrivals reached EUR 483.5 mln

Cyprus actually clambered out of recession in the first quarter of 2010 according to the latest data from the Statistical Service Cystat, contrary to earlier estimates showing a sixth consecutive quarter of

The consumer price inflation rate eased to 1.6% in May from 2.4% in April, largely thanks to a fall in food price relative to the previous year. Compared with the previous month,

Credit card spending by locals rose in May according to data from the credit card company JCC. Local plastic card use by Cyprus residents increased by 1% over the year earlier to

Turkish Cypriots spent EUR 6.6 mln using credit and debit cards in the southern part of Cyprus during the first five months of the year, according to data from the credit card

Unemployment in Cyprus continued its relentless climb in May, rising by 5,425 or 35.8% compared with May 2009, having risen by 34.3% in April. The annual increase was mainly recorded in the