US housing up, but at slower pace

House prices in the US continued to rise in October, but at a slower rate for the second month in a row, according to Alpha Bank’s Cyprus Treasury bulletin. Despite the slowdown,

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US retail sales up 8.5% to Christmas

US retail sales were up 8.5% during the pre-Christmas period of November 1 to December 24, a period that included Black Friday and Thanksgiving, overshadowing worries of a fallout from Covid-19 on

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U.S. stock market value grew by $8 trln

With the United States economy facing uncertainty due to the long-term impact of the pandemic and other factors like skyrocketing inflation, the stock market appears to be thriving. The market’s growth is

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170 delisted from major U.S. stock exchanges

Amid the economic turmoil initiated by the pandemic, major United States stock exchanges have continued to dominate the world equity market. However, despite the dominance, major U.S. exchanges are delisting companies due

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Turkish lira revived by Erdogan’s support

The Turkish lira remains volatile as traders digested measures proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan and the Turkish central bank to guard local currency savings against the drop in value. On Tuesday, the

COVID19: EU approves fifth vaccine

The European Union’s drug regulator on Monday approved the Covid-19 vaccine from US-based Novavax in people over 18, paving the way for a fifth coronavirus shot as the Omicron variant takes hold.

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