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Revenue from tourism has recorded a decrease of 15,7% in November 2009, compared to November 2008. According to data released by the Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus, revenue from tourism

President Demetris Christofias reiterated today his resolve to work for the reunification of Cyprus, which would allow its people to live in peace and freedom. «We are doing whatever we can in

The Bank of England's unprecedented quantitative easing programme has helped Britain stave off a Japanese-style depression though the balance of risks to growth and inflation remains to the downside, policymaker Adam Posen

The U.S. economy grew at a much slower pace than initially thought in the third quarter, restrained by weak business investment and a slightly more aggressive liquidation of inventories, according to data

Oil slipped to around $73 per barrel on Tuesday after OPEC agreed to roll over its production targets and ahead of data expected to show a fall in crude and distillate inventories

U.S. Senate Democrats cleared the second of three 60-vote hurdles on President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul on Tuesday, moving the landmark legislation one step closer to passage by Christmas. For the second

Revenue from tourism continued to decline in November, falling by 15.7% over the same month of the previous year to EUR 61.0 mln in November, from EUR 72.4 mln in November 2008.

Britain's economy shrank by 0.2 percent in the third quarter of this year, a smaller upward revision than expected after stronger construction ouput was offset by a weakening in the services and

Oil rose to around $74 per barrel on Tuesday as OPEC met to decide output targets and ahead of data expected to show a fall in crude and distillate inventories in the

Oil held firm above $73 a barrel on Monday after a 1 percent rise in the previous session as Iranian troops partly withdrew from a disputed oil area in Iraq, easing tensions