Oil edged above $68 a barrel on Wednesday, after a 3 percent drop in the previous session, as a data showing a drawdown in U.S. crude stocks raised expectations of demand growth
President of the House of Representatives Marios Garoyian departs on Tuesday for Beirut to address a conference “Armenian Genocide and International Law''. The Armenian National Committee of the Middle East and the
Euro zone unemployment hit a 10-year high of 9.5 percent in July and is seen rising further before a nascent economic recovery supports the job market, denting hopes that consumer spending will
Net lending to Britons in July fell at its sharpest pace since records began in 1993, even as the number of mortgages approved rose to its highest since April 2008, Bank of
Ticket sales “doing well” on Friday, Saturday The medieval castle in Paphos harbour has been closed to visitors in order to allow for workers to erect the stage and stands of this
The 9.5% drop in Cyprus tourist arrivals in the second quarter has been reflected in figures for accommodation services (hotels), where the Statistical Service reported a decline in turnover of 12.6% over
The index of industrial production in Cyprus reached 110.2 (base 2005=100) in June, recording a decrease of 5.9% compared with June 2008. The manufacturing subsector index fell by 9.2% compared to June
Bank of Cyprus, Cyprus's largest lender reported a higher than expected first half profits on Monday beating analyst forecasts. BOC reported EUR 148 mln in net profit for first half of 2009
Oil fell more than 3 percent to around $70 a barrel on Monday as a drop in China's key stock dented optimism about the pace of economic recovery and the U.S. dollar
President Demetris Christofias has called on Turkey to allow the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community to negotiate a political settlement in Cyprus, with respect to UN resolutions and the high level
