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Falling metals demand will push Congo's 2009 economic growth below 10 percent and force cutbacks in mining projects just as a conflict risks boosting unplanned spending and inflation, the central bank chief

New orders received by U.S. factories tumbled for a second straight month in September, underscoring the grim economy awaiting the winner of Tuesday's presidential election. Overall factory orders dropped 2.5 percent to

Oil jumped nearly 8 percent Tuesday on signs Saudi Arabia had made substantial cuts in its crude supply and as global markets rallied. Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, has reduced

Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain faced the verdict of U.S. voters on Tuesday after a long and bitter struggle for the White House, with Obama holding a decisive edge in

The government of Cyprus is asking the EU to exert pressure on Turkey so that it understands that it has to contribute and help efforts to solve the Cyprus problem, Government Spokesman

The National Council, the top advisory body to the President on the handling of the Cyprus problem, will convene on November 10, with the direct talks for a Cyprus settlement and the

Cyprus and Armenia are determined to enhance their cooperation in the future, Justice and Public Order Minister Kypros Chrysostomides and Armenian Minister of Justice Gevorg Danielyan have said. Chrysostomides said during the

Minister of Finance Charilaos Stavrakis has expressed his full satisfaction over the latest revised projections of the European Commission for the Cypriot economy. Stavrakis told CNA after a Eurogroup and ECOFIN meeting

Cypriot prosecutors said on Tuesday said they would bring criminal charges against five people over a 2005 air crash which killed 121 people. The Helios Airways Boeing 737-300 was travelling from Larnaca

Britain's construction sector shrank last month at its fastest pace since records began more than a decade ago after falling house prices and tight credit took their toll, a survey showed on