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 — Farmers lose €300-400,000/day — A number of flights from Cyprus to central and south east Europe resumed on Tuesday as continental air traffic controllers allowed the partial lifting of a flight

The Statistical Service announced Tuesday the following statistics on farm output. Eggs and chicks The number of eggs for hatching placed in incubation in December reached 62,700 eggs for laying and 1,702,300

Industrial turnover fell in January as the industrial turnover index dropped by 5.0% over the year earlier to 103.2 (base 2005=100). Industrial production in the same period fell by 3.2%. The manufacturing

Lending bail-out funds to Greece at high interest rates would make an economic recovery impossible, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund said in a newspaper interview published on Tuesday. IMF

Flights from large parts of Europe were set to resume on Tuesday under a deal to free up airspace closed by a huge ash cloud, but strengthened eruptions from an Icelandic volcano

Cyprus spent less on social protection than the EU average in 2007, according to a newly published report entitled Social Protection in Cyprus 2007. Social Protection expenditure includes old age, sickness, disability,

Construction prices inched up in March, as the Price Index of Construction Materials for March 2010 rose by 0.59% over the previous month to 119.03 (base year 2005=100.00) and by 1.54% over

Official figures confirm that the budget deficit ballooned in 2009, reaching EUR 1,028.7 mln, or 6.1% of GDP, from less than 1% of GDP in 2008. Expenditure in 2009 increased by 5.5%

The Cyprus trade deficit widened at the turn of the year, rising to EUR 378.3mln in January 2010 compared with EUR 373.8mln in January 2009. Total imports/arrivals (covering total imports from third

Nearly 20,000 people are expected to attend holy mass at Nicosia’s Eleftheria Stadium on June 6 to conclude the three-day official visit to the island of Pope Benedict XVI, the first Pontiff