Gold hit another record high on Wednesday as the dollar slipped and global stocks rose for the third day running, erasing their losses in October. Investors continued their scramble for yield, lifting
Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat hold on Wednesday their third meeting in the framework of the second round of UN-led direct negotiations, which began in September
Deflation in Cyprus deepened in September, as the consumer price index fell by 1.23% compared with the same month of 2008, having fallen by 0.99% in August and 0.80% in July. Compared
Unemployment rose in Cyprus by 70.7% over the year earlier in September, the highest increase recorded so far this year. According to the Statistical Service, the number of people registered at the
Oil prices rose more than $1 to above $71 per barrel on Tuesday, helped by a fall in the U.S. dollar after a report Gulf Arab states were in talks to replace
The European Commission is expected to detail punitive measures against bailed-out Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland this month, as the banks press for a quick resolution, sources familiar with the matter
Minister of Health Christos Patsalides, speaking at the Annual General Assembly of the Regional Committee of the World Health Organisation (WHO), expressed certainty that the relations of Cyprus with the countries of
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has ruled out any notion of recognising a state in Cyprus' northern Turkish occupied areas, in exchange of the recognition by Turkey of Abkhazia, which has seceded
Cyprus President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat will hold tomorrow their third meeting of the second phase of UN-led talks for a Cyprus settlement, divided since the Turkish
House prices in Britain rose 1.6 percent in September — more than twice as fast as expected — leaving prices down 7.4 percent in the three months to September versus a year
