Cyprus will host CFMM

The global financial crisis will be the focal point of the discussions among the Finance Ministers from the Commonwealth countries who will meet in the southern coastal town of Limassol, between 30

UK Q2 GDP revised up to -0.6 pct Q/Q

Britain's economy shrank less than previously estimated in the second quarter of this year, due to better than expected construction industry performance, the Office for National Statistics said on Tuesday. It said

Cyprus opens Embassy in Cuba

Cyprus’ embassy in Havana, Cuba, was officially opened on Monday. The embassy was inaugurated in the presence of Cyprus President Demetris Chrisofias, currently in Cuba for a three-day official visit, Vice President

EU insurance capital rules likely to be eased

Draft European Union solvency rules that could push Britain's insurers into a 50 billion pound ($80 billion) capital raising are likely to be watered down, eliminating a drag on the sector's shares.

G20 seeks balanced growth

G20 leaders promised last week to rebalance world growth, and upcoming data will show that it is already happening, although not for the reasons they want. While the world's economic leaders would

Germany’s Merkel says committed to tax cuts

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose conservatives on Sunday won enough votes to form a coalition with the pro-business Free Democrats, said on Monday she was committed to cutting tax but refused to

Cyprus retail sales bottom out in July

Financial Mirror analyisis shows that the decline in retail sales appears to have bottomed out in July, as the volume index fell according to provisional figures by 2.6% over July 2008, having