By Craig Erlam The ECB raised interest rates again on Thursday, probably for the last time in the tightening cycle although it did leave itself some flexibility on that front. The 25-basis-point
President Nikos Christodoulides said that joint military manoeuvres with three other European Union countries in the Eastern Mediterranean underscore the bloc’s readiness to ensure regional security and stability. Christodoulides said the drill
By Mark Haefele, Global Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer, UBS AG US inflation accelerated in August, with the consumer price index rising by 0.6% month over month – the fastest pace since
Five Cypriot MEPs cited the reference to the need for an alternative to accession for Ankara as the reason for abstaining during the European Parliament’s progress report vote on Turkey. MEPs also
Cyprus has the highest ratio of caesarean sections compared to its population among EU states, having recorded 687 caesarean sections per 100,000 inhabitants. This is according to Eurostat data on the two
By Naeem Aslam US and European stock futures are trading flat ahead of an important economic event that has all traders fully engaged: the US CPI number. So far this week, the
By Craig Erlam The UK economy contracted faster than expected in July, which is weighing on the pound Wednesday morning. GDP fell 0.5%, faster than the 0.2% contraction expected, but as has
Five Israeli tourists were re-remanded in Cyprus police custody for six days on Tuesday in connection with an alleged gang rape of a young British woman in the popular resort of Ayia
By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Market Analyst at FXTM Asian markets were a mixed bag on Tuesday despite the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight, as a surge in Tesla powered a
Corruption saps the economy, undermines opportunities for people trying to engage in legitimate business and public services and kills international investments, said US State Department official Richard Nephew. The Coordinator on Global
