By Craig Erlam It’s been another eventful week and one that serves to remind us that while there may be more sources of optimism this year, compared with last, it’s going to
In Cyprus, the share of gross final energy consumption from renewable sources improved to 18.4% in 2021 but is still below the European average of 21.8%. However, it has increased steadily since 2004
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides has refuted claims by US news channel CBS that Cyprus is not effectively enforcing EU sanctions against Moscow because it’s a haven for the money of Russian oligarchs.
President Nicos Anastasiades said that Russia could not expect Cyprus to break away from the EU’s collective decisions on sanctions against Moscow over Ukraine. The President was asked to comment on Russian
By Craig Erlam It’s been a solid start to the year for equity markets, but that optimism appears to be fading as policymakers queued up in Davos to push back against market
Cyprus and Italy’s defence ministers held a meeting in Rome during which they discussed bilateral cooperation, European defence and the regional security framework. Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto and his Cypriot counterpart Charalambos
Some 73% of CEOs believe global economic growth will decline over the next 12 months, the most pessimistic outlook in over a decade, said PwC’s Global CEO Survey. The bleak CEO outlook
Cryptocurrency trade volumes saw a significant drop in December, the last month of one of the hardest years for the entire crypto industry, with Tether and Bitcoin retaining their market leadership. Following
By Craig Erlam Equity markets are a little softer on Tuesday as investors await more earnings from the U.S. and closely monitor events in Davos. Stocks have had a strong start to
The Cyprus problem, bilateral ties and Commonwealth issues were discussed at a meeting between President Nicos Anastasiades with King Charles III in Scotland on Monday. Following the British monarch’s invitation, the meeting
