By Mark Rachovides The price of copper may jump by more than 75% over the next two years, according to analysts, on the back of supply disruptions and higher demand for the
The competition commission has given the go-ahead to Eurobank’s bid to take control of Hellenic Bank and, in effect, to become the largest lender on the island, with the next approvals pending
Industrial turnover in Cyprus improved in November, with the relevant index rising 2.1% in a year to 193,4 points, according to the state statistical service. For the year-to-date period of January to
The number of unemployed persons in Cyprus, registered at the District Labour Offices on the last day of January, reached 14,699 persons, down 12.3% year-on-year from 16,758 in January 2023, but up
An article was published on 24 January which said, “Cypriot banks severed business ties with nearly 60,000 customers – mostly Russian and Ukrainian nationals – between 2014 and 2022, while some 126,000
Concerns rise as consumers grapple with high cost of living The consumers’ association is deeply concerned over the rise in the cost of living, as a deceleration of inflation seems to be
Various factors are involved in the decision to buy or rent an apartment in Cyprus, apart from financial, family reasons and the ability of at least maintaining the existing family income. Buy:
President Nikos Christodoulides announced a seat of 80 measures, which will be his administration’s policy priorities for 2024, and possibly beyond, if he doesn’t complete them by the end of the year.
By Angeliki Ktoridi While the world faces numerous pressing issues, one that requires better understanding is the energy crisis and division in Cyprus, a Mediterranean island just below Turkey, and nestled between
The long overdue construction of the liquified natural gas terminal at Vassiliko, near Limassol, is crashing into a brick wall, as the government and the Chinese-led consortium that was awarded the contract
