15/04/2011 07:29
The major issue in today’s financial press is the forward of the bill on the abolition of multiple pensions to the House Finance Committee on Thursday.
Other issues concern the approval of the law on the taxation of the banks and the new increase in the price of fuel.
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the approval of the law on the taxation of the banks by the Parliament. According to the report, the House approved the permanency of the additional tax on the bank deposits after a joint amendment submitted by DISY and DIKO. After 2013, the revenues that will emerge from the tax will be transferred to the Financial Stability Fund.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to Marfin’s decision to issue convertible capital securities of €294 million.
Other headlines:
- New decrease in the property and rent prices
- Dissolution of Parliament postponed due to pensions
- Stability Programme: DIKO said yes – DEOK no
- Promotion of young people to employment
The newspaper “Politis” reports that the dissolution of the Parliament will be postponed for one week to discuss and approve next Thursday the law on the abolition of multiple pensions.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the House decision to impose a bank duty on the banks that are active on the island.
Other headlines:
- More expensive fuel – New increases of 3 cents per litre
- Guaranteed investments - €100k for every cheated investor, the Euro-Parliament proposes
- New flights of Ryanair launched – From Larnaca to Bologna and Dusseldorf
- Strengthening of Tier 1 capital – MPB absorbs €294m
- The newspaper “Simeirni” reports the abolition of the multiple pensions has been forwarded to the House Finance Committee on Thursday, since it failed to approve the bill yesterday.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the approval of the law for the taxation of the banks and the Cooperatives, based on the deposits.
Other headlines:
- Disagreements on Stability Programme
- Usury penalized
- Conflict for ban overcharges
- RICS: Property prices slump
The newspaper “Haravgi” reports that the Parliament accepted the proposal of AKEL MP, Nicos Katsourides not to be dissolved and to discuss the bill on the multiple pensions next Thursday morning.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper highlights that the Parliament approved yesterday the law on the employers’ obligation to secure their responsibility against their employees.
Other headlines:
- Campaign for Easter in Paphos
- Towards an absorbance of €0.3bn - Marfin
- Subsidy for long-term unemployment
- Losses in the CSE
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Alithia” refers to the new increase in the price of fuel. According to the report, the oil companies increased the retail price of the fuel, which are now sold more expensive by 3 cents per litre.
Elsewhere the newspaper highlights that in its economic review, Hellenic Bank noted that the Cyprus economy in 2011 will follow two different speeds.
Other headlines:
- CSE down
- New drop in property prices
- Applications for support of households and unemployed – Last day
Other issues concern the approval of the law on the taxation of the banks and the new increase in the price of fuel.
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the approval of the law on the taxation of the banks by the Parliament. According to the report, the House approved the permanency of the additional tax on the bank deposits after a joint amendment submitted by DISY and DIKO. After 2013, the revenues that will emerge from the tax will be transferred to the Financial Stability Fund.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to Marfin’s decision to issue convertible capital securities of €294 million.
Other headlines:
- New decrease in the property and rent prices
- Dissolution of Parliament postponed due to pensions
- Stability Programme: DIKO said yes – DEOK no
- Promotion of young people to employment
The newspaper “Politis” reports that the dissolution of the Parliament will be postponed for one week to discuss and approve next Thursday the law on the abolition of multiple pensions.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the House decision to impose a bank duty on the banks that are active on the island.
Other headlines:
- More expensive fuel – New increases of 3 cents per litre
- Guaranteed investments - €100k for every cheated investor, the Euro-Parliament proposes
- New flights of Ryanair launched – From Larnaca to Bologna and Dusseldorf
- Strengthening of Tier 1 capital – MPB absorbs €294m
- The newspaper “Simeirni” reports the abolition of the multiple pensions has been forwarded to the House Finance Committee on Thursday, since it failed to approve the bill yesterday.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the approval of the law for the taxation of the banks and the Cooperatives, based on the deposits.
Other headlines:
- Disagreements on Stability Programme
- Usury penalized
- Conflict for ban overcharges
- RICS: Property prices slump
The newspaper “Haravgi” reports that the Parliament accepted the proposal of AKEL MP, Nicos Katsourides not to be dissolved and to discuss the bill on the multiple pensions next Thursday morning.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper highlights that the Parliament approved yesterday the law on the employers’ obligation to secure their responsibility against their employees.
Other headlines:
- Campaign for Easter in Paphos
- Towards an absorbance of €0.3bn - Marfin
- Subsidy for long-term unemployment
- Losses in the CSE
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Alithia” refers to the new increase in the price of fuel. According to the report, the oil companies increased the retail price of the fuel, which are now sold more expensive by 3 cents per litre.
Elsewhere the newspaper highlights that in its economic review, Hellenic Bank noted that the Cyprus economy in 2011 will follow two different speeds.
Other headlines:
- CSE down
- New drop in property prices
- Applications for support of households and unemployed – Last day
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