Germany said on Thursday it may have already emerged from recession and Britain's central bank decided against expanding a scheme to pump money into the economy, despite concerns the global recovery remains
The Bank of England surprised markets on Thursday by keeping its quantitative easing programme unchanged at 125 billion pounds, boosting speculation that it may soon finish its unprecedented asset-buying scheme. But analysts
Britain's goods trade deficit with the rest of the world narrowed more than expected and to a three-year low in May as imports, particularly from outside Europe fell, official data showed on
Oil rebounded toward $61 a barrel on Thursday, correcting from a seven-week low hit on bearish oil data that outlined continued weak demand amid growing concerns about the pace of economic recovery.
Leaders of the world's richest nations and major developing powers meet on Thursday to seek common ground on global warming and international trade, with the poorer countries seeking concessions. U.S. President Barack
President of the Republic of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat began their 36th meeting on Thursday, in the context of UN-led direct negotiations to reach a settlement
The Ministry of Finance forecasts that the fiscal deficit for the first five months of the year was 1.8% of GDP compared to a surplus of 0.3% of GDP in the corresponding
The CSE Council in agreement with the CySEC decided to delist the securities of Costas Michaelides Constructions Ltd (KMC) effective July 10, 2009 since the company does not meet the main listing
— “Melkonian school should continue” — President Demetris Christofias concluded a two-day official visit to Armenia, where he said after meetings with his counterpart Serzh Sargsian that Cyprus-Armenia ties should be enhanced
G8 leaders were due to agree a goal of limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels at a summit in Italy on Wednesday. Here are some facts
