Pending sales of previously owned U.S. homes edged up as expected in December, a survey showed on Tuesday, which should help to calm fears of renewed weakness in the troubled housing sector.
Greece warned on Tuesday its fiscal troubles were part of a wider euro zone problem, with Spain and Portugal next in line, and said a joint euro bond could be one way
British construction activity fell at its slowest pace in 23 months in January, a survey showed on Tuesday, as firms shed jobs at a reduced pace and confidence improved, but a fall
Oil rose above $75, gaining for the second day on Tuesday, on prospects that demand will increase due to strong economic data from China and the United States, the world's top two
Resource stocks lifted Asian shares off three-month lows on Tuesday after strong U.S. manufacturing data raised hopes the global economic recovery was on a firmer footing. But the Australian dollar sank, pulling
On the basis of the results of the Passengers’ Survey, the number of residents of Cyprus returning from a trip abroad rose by 2.1% to 89,287 compared with 87,441 in the corresponding
The number of building permits authorised by the municipal authorities and the district administration offices during November 2009 fell by 8.6% over the same month of 2008 to 771, according to the
Greece will see more tourists this year but revenues from this major sector of its ailing economy will continue to fall, a tourism research body said on Monday. About one in five
President Barack Obama on Monday projected the U.S. budget deficit would soar to a fresh record in 2010, challenging his push for fiscal responsibility while driving to defeat double-digit unemployment. Dubbed an
Manufacturing activity continued to power ahead around the globe in January as economies pull out of deep recessions but a widening divergence in the euro zone will worry policymakers, data showed on
