A combination of cultural habits and hot summers mean that few Cypriots would consider walking to work. However, more Cypriots walk than one might think, according to the Passenger Mobility survey on
The industrial output prices index reached 119.2 in February 2009 (base 2005=100), recording a decrease of 0.1% compared to January 2009. For the period January-February 2009, the index showed an increase of
The value of both imports and exports in Cyprus dived in February compared with the same period of the previous year, according to preliminary figures for the month. On the basis of
Oil rose towards $51 on Thursday as rallies on stock markets revived thoughts of economic recovery and subsequent increased demand for commodities. Asian stocks pushed back towards a six-month high on Thursday
Britain's goods trade gap with countries outside the EU narrowed much more than expected in February as exports leapt and imports dived, in a sign that the weaker pound may be starting
The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged at a record low of 0.5 percent on Thursday, as expected, and said it would take another two months to complete its programme of
Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots want the peace process that is underway in Cyprus to succeed, even if they appear pessimistic about its prospects. This position is the result of a survey
Cyprus and Egypt have refused to reveal details of negotiations on the issue of Cyprus importing natural gas from Egypt, citing an agreement to keep the details confidential. Cyprus wants to import
The Cyprus Hotel Association (PASYXE) presented on Wednesday its new summer catalogue for domestic tourism. Speaking during a press conference, PASYXE President Haris Loizides said that “this year, due to the international
The Democratic Party (DIKO) has announced the names of its candidates who will run for the June European elections. The ballot paper was ratified on Wednesday by the party Central Committee. The
