By Jeffrey Halley It is turning into a Black Monday in Asia after US and European equity markets were pummelled on Friday, as China risks also rise again. Oil retreated again Monday
Authorities are looking into whether two Cyprus-registered aircraft belonging to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, seized by the US, were involved in any illegal activity. Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos has given instructions for
Cyprus Police confiscated servers hosting websites that sold hacked personal data of American citizens in a joint operation with the FBI. Head of the Cyber Crime Unit, Andreas Anastasiades, told CNA: “The
By Craig Erlam Stock markets endured another negative day on Wednesday in Europe as investors await Thursday’s hotly-anticipated ECB meeting. Much like the other two days this week, it’s hard to read
One out of two Cypriots aged 15 to 24, during the past year, has bought at least one counterfeit product online, either knowingly or unwittingly, according to the European Union Intellectual Property
By Jeffrey Halley With a dearth of heavyweight data this week until Friday’s US CPI, we are likely to experience choppy trading, driven by swings in sentiment and headlines hitting the news
The EU Parliament and European Council have agreed on rules to set adequate minimum wages, as national law or collective agreements provide. According to the European Parliament, the new legislation will apply
Cyprus cannot lift the growing migration burden as asylum applications exceed 11,000, said Interior Minister Nicos Nouris, who has asked for emergency help from Brussels. Cyprus has received more than 11,000 asylum
The British pound – already showing ‘emerging market’ traits – faces a difficult time ahead amid political storms in the UK, warned a leading independent financial advisor and fintech CEO. Sterling held
By Edward Moya US stocks rallied Monday as improvement with China’s COVID situation, optimism that a strong labour market will help the US consumer handle the latest wave of inflation, and after
