The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KEVE) are planning to hold business missions to 18 countries with a view to promote Cyprus as
The total sales of petroleum products in January 2009 recorded a decrease of 10.1% compared to December 2008. A decrease was recorded in the sales of Unleaded Motor Gasoline, Gasoil Low Sulphur,
Unemployment in Cyprus continues to climb, albeit from a low base. The number of unemployed persons registered at the District Labour Offices reached 16,383 persons on the last day of February, which
Tourism arrivals tumbled by 19.3% in February as the UK marked dived. According to the latest figures from the Passengers Survey conducted by the Statistical Service arrivals of tourists reached 56,626 in
The yen fell broadly on Monday as more grim Japanese economic data intensified worries about the severity of the downturn facing the country, while equity market falls caused the euro to dip
The European Union is set to back an International Monetary Fund call for $500 billion to fight the global financial crisis, a document showed on Monday as Japan posted its first current
We are ready to work hard to find a settlement of the Cyprus question the soonest possible, Cyprus President Demetris Christofias said here on Sunday, adding that this settlement must be based
Cyprus beat Portugal with 3-2 in a tie for the first round of the Davis Cup's Europe/Africa Zone Group II The victory secured Cyprus' stay in the Group. In the second round,
Bank of Cyprus announced that On 7 March 2009, Andreas Artemis, Vice Chairman of the Bank of Cyprus Board of Directors and Senior Independent Director completed nine years of service as a
Britain's economic downturn will be deeper than previously thought this year and the recovery will be muted, the British Chambers of Commerce said on Monday. According to the lobby group's latest forecasts,
