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Long-term investors to boost crypto holdings to year end

Heightened market volatility until the end of the year will be used by cryptocurrency investors to bolster Bitcoin and Ether holdings, says the CEO of one of a leading independent financial advisory

10th October 2022

Markets/World

The lights are on as Europe goes dark

Cyprus is heading for an uncertain winter, although there is less worry here about the pending power cuts because of a gas shortage due to sanctions on Russia. Europe is scrambling for

9th October 2022

Comment/Europe

The UK’s mini-financial turmoil

We need to clarify from the very beginning that it was not really a collapse but a small-scale financial turmoil, most of which has passed, including the drama of the Bank of

8th October 2022

Comment/World

EU leaders struggle on energy crisis response

EU leaders on Friday met in Prague in a bid to bridge divisions on how to tackle soaring energy prices as they grapple with the fallout from Russia’s war on Ukraine, with

7th October 2022

Energy/Europe

Renewed push to extract Cyprus gas as EU shortages loom

Cyprus expects its natural gas to become commercially available by 2027, its energy minister said on Friday, adding that Europe’s energy crisis puts a renewed focus on expediting reserves in the eastern

7th October 2022

Energy/Europe

Cyprus slides down Digital Quality of Life Index

Cyprus is ranked 37, dropping two places, among 117 countries in the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL), while also classified as one of the countries with the most expensive internet. The

7th October 2022

Cyprus/World

Cyprus, Greece, Italy, France in naval exercise

The four-country naval and aerial exercise Eunomia wrapped up this week, with its final stage in the sea area east of Limassol with the defence forces of France, Italy, Greece and Cyprus.

7th October 2022

Cyprus/Europe

Truss and Kwarteng’s U-turn not enough to calm markets

The UK government’s humiliating U-turn on the higher tax rate reforms will not be enough to calm turbulent financial markets, the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech has warned, as

7th October 2022

Markets/World

Relief rally already struggling

By Craig Erlam Equity markets have erased early gains to trade in the red on Thursday, as investors take a cautious approach ahead of Friday’s jobs report. The narrative in recent days

6th October 2022

Markets/World

Cyprus lagging in research spending

According to Eurostat, Cyprus spends far less on research and development than most other European Union countries, as just 0.85% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) or €184.8 mln, went into research

6th October 2022

Cyprus/Europe