Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) supports France in its request for Eurochambres to condemn Turkish calls to boycott French goods. “We want to join a request that Eurochambres should take
The idea that COVID-19 herd immunity can be achieved naturally, by a large proportion of the population contracting the virus, has been debunked by a UK study showing that coronavirus immunity is
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised to attend a “picnic” next month in fenced-off Varosha, as he pushes for a two-state solution on the divided island, Bloomberg reported. “I would like to
Nigel Farage appears to be advocating a DIY approach to investing – and this could be “monumentally risky” for inexperienced investors, warns the CEO of one of financial advisory and fintech deVere
Cyprus Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides is in Athens Tuesday to participate in the trilateral meeting with his colleagues from Greece and Israel to discuss key regional issues like energy cooperation. High on
Video conferencing platform Zoom added 46.26 mln downloads of its app in September, on both Android and iOS platforms, thus benefitting from accelerated adoption of cloud-based communication, data presented by Buy Shares
Cyprus has come to the defence of French President Emmanuel Macron in strongly condemning “derogatory remarks” made by Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan . The Cyprus Foreign Ministry, on its official account, tweeted
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM With eight days to go to the US presidential election, equity markets have kicked off the week on the back foot. Fiscal stimulus had
Stock markets are already pricing-in a Biden win in the U.S. presidential election in ten days – and, against conventional wisdom, a Democrat victory will be welcomed by investors, according to Nigel
By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM Equities are stuck in limbo, as investors continue monitoring the status of the next round of US fiscal stimulus, while the final presidential TV debate
