By Edward Moya US stocks wavered as a key Federal Reserve survey showed loan growth is weakening and that the economy should steadily weaken. The Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS) indicates
President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis dismissed Monday any suggestion that Nicosia and Athens are split over the Cyprus issue. Following a tete-a-tete at the Presidential Palace during the
By Theo Theodorou There has been a complex relationship between the price of WTI crude and the US Dollar. Given that crude oil is denominated in USD, it was anticipated that a
By Naeem Aslam The Bank of Japan has stolen the thunder with its monetary policy move, and it has done what it does best, which is create a massive knee-jerk reaction in
By Craig Erlam The ECB raised rates by a quarter point for potentially the final time in the tightening cycle on Thursday, although it refused to give any indication of what will
A creeping genocide is unfolding slowly before our eyes. For over seven months, 120,000 Armenians in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) remain under complete blockade, with no food, medicine, fuel, gas, or electricity. The only
Cyprus and Lebanon agreed on more effective measures to manage irregular migration across the Eastern Mediterranean. The agreement was reached during Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou’s visit to the neighbouring country. According to
A British pensioner found guilty of killing his seriously ill wife will hear his fate during sentencing at Paphos Criminal Court on July 31. Last week, the court rejected the premeditated murder
By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group The Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise its benchmark interest rates by 25-basis points on Wednesday; anything else would be a shocker.
The signing of an agreement between Cyprus and Greece on organ donation and transplants was at the centre of discussions between the country’s Health Ministers in Athens. At Tuesday’s meeting between Health Minister
