The seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate in Cyprus stayed at 6.6% in August compared to July, and slightly lower than a year ago when it was 6.8%, according to Eurostat. In the eurozone, the
In the second quarter of 2023, house prices in the EU increased by 0.3% compared with the first quarter, while rents increased by 0.7%, but Cyprus house prices decreased by 0.4%, according
Investors looking to build wealth will probably overlook the World Bank’s gloomy reports about China and east Asia facing the worst economic outlook in half a century, according to the CEO of a
The highly anticipated trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, kicks off Tuesday in New York, in what is seen as a golden opportunity to bolster trust, boost adoption, and purge
During a very difficult time for Armenia, a delegation from the House of Representatives is visiting Yerevan to express the support and solidarity of Cyprus, officials said. “Cyprus has a similar history.
By Craig Erlam The Australian dollar softened Tuesday after the RBA opted to leave the Cash Rate at 4.1%, but warned some further tightening may be required. The decision and statement –
Greek Akrivos Tsolakis, the head of the Helios airline crash investigation in 2005, died at 93 on Monday night. The crash of Cypriot airline Helios Airways Flight 522 claimed the lives of
By Craig Erlam Manufacturing PMIs released throughout Monday made for pretty miserable reading and even those in China barely registered any growth after a lengthy period of contraction. The Chinese data did
Armenians of Cyprus defied pouring rain to march through the capital Nicosia on Sunday demonstrating against Azerbaijan’s “ethnic cleansing” of Nagorno-Karabagh, with similar protests organised in twenty other European capitals. Several hundred
By Craig Erlam European stock markets were performing well at the end of the week after spending much of the past days in the red on the back of fresh interest rate
