02/09/2014 07:32
The major issue in today’s press is the visit of the Turkish resident, Tayip Erdogan to the occupied areas.
Other issues concern the deliberations that are in progress on the foreclosures bill, the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals in the first seven months and the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from his position as CEO of Hellenic Bank Group.
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the common attitude sought by the government and the parties to achieve greater convergence on foreclosures. As noted, talks continue on a technocratic and political level between the parties and the opposition and between the DISY President and the Finance Ministry. Today’s session of the House Finance and Interior Committees has been transferred for Wednesday. The fact that the Finance Ministry requested time to examine the partisan proposals within the framework of the deliberations with the troika is a positive development.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from his position as CEO of Hellenic Bank Group.
Other headlines:
-Revenues increased, expenditure dropped, we have surplus
-FBME: Cash withdrawal of up to €10k daily
-Hoteliers: Lower prices for last-minute reservations
-Labour market marginally better
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Politis” refers to the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals for the first seven months. According to them, for the period January – July, the accounts of the central government showed fiscal surplus of €63.8 million, which corresponds to 0.40% of GDP compared to a deficit of €385.8 million that corresponded to 0.2% of GDP in the corresponding period of 2013. At the same time, the primary surplus increased to €410.7 million compared to €45.2 million in the corresponding period last year.
“Politis” also reports that Bank of Cyprus is expected to receive its €1 billion from the share capital increase on Thursday, September 18.
Other headlines:
-Improved results and increased profits – For the companies of Shacolas Group
-CSE down 2.35%
-ASE slightly down with low turnover
-Schaeuble recommended commissioner of national budgets
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Simerini” refers to the political reactions after the visit of the Turkish President, Tayip Erdogan to the occupied north. EDEK President, Yiannakis Omirou condemned the visit and called on the government to stop being possessed of delusions and to denounce the moves of the Turkish president. Spokeswoman of the Ecologists Eleni Chrysostomou said that the Turkish show once again their intentions on Cyprus, since together with the Turkish President's visit to Cyprus, the research aircraft 'Barbaros' is conducting illegal investigations in the Cypriot EEZ.
The newspaper also reports that citizens will know what they owe to the state as a property tax by Friday.
Other headlines:
-Interest of 4.5% from EAC to those who do not pay their bills
-Unprecedented scenes – Parties come and go to Nicolas Papadopoulos’ office for foreclosures
The newspaper “Haravgi” refers to the deliberations that are in progress on the foreclosures bill. According to the report, the government leaked that it is preparing a backup plan if the bill is not approved, based on which a new special unit will be introduced in the land registry and the legal service, which will deal exclusively with foreclosures.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals in the first seven months. According to them, the fiscal balance in July improved by €450 million compared to last year, mostly due to the tax revenues and the lower salaries.
Other headlines:
-FBME: Customers’ service started again
-Tourism a driving force of the economy
-HB: Close to select a new CEO
-Applications for EEE reach 42.5k
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Alithia” refers to the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from Hellenic Bank. Specifically, the bank announced that after a mutual consent and decision, Makis Keravnos withdrew from the bank. Mr. Keravnos explained the reasons for his withdrawal.
Elsewhere the newspaper reports that 42.500 applications were submitted for the minimum guaranteed income.
Other headlines:
-Significant improvement of €450m in our fiscals
-Transport turnover declines
-HB bonds off CSE
Other issues concern the deliberations that are in progress on the foreclosures bill, the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals in the first seven months and the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from his position as CEO of Hellenic Bank Group.
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the common attitude sought by the government and the parties to achieve greater convergence on foreclosures. As noted, talks continue on a technocratic and political level between the parties and the opposition and between the DISY President and the Finance Ministry. Today’s session of the House Finance and Interior Committees has been transferred for Wednesday. The fact that the Finance Ministry requested time to examine the partisan proposals within the framework of the deliberations with the troika is a positive development.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from his position as CEO of Hellenic Bank Group.
Other headlines:
-Revenues increased, expenditure dropped, we have surplus
-FBME: Cash withdrawal of up to €10k daily
-Hoteliers: Lower prices for last-minute reservations
-Labour market marginally better
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Politis” refers to the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals for the first seven months. According to them, for the period January – July, the accounts of the central government showed fiscal surplus of €63.8 million, which corresponds to 0.40% of GDP compared to a deficit of €385.8 million that corresponded to 0.2% of GDP in the corresponding period of 2013. At the same time, the primary surplus increased to €410.7 million compared to €45.2 million in the corresponding period last year.
“Politis” also reports that Bank of Cyprus is expected to receive its €1 billion from the share capital increase on Thursday, September 18.
Other headlines:
-Improved results and increased profits – For the companies of Shacolas Group
-CSE down 2.35%
-ASE slightly down with low turnover
-Schaeuble recommended commissioner of national budgets
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Simerini” refers to the political reactions after the visit of the Turkish President, Tayip Erdogan to the occupied north. EDEK President, Yiannakis Omirou condemned the visit and called on the government to stop being possessed of delusions and to denounce the moves of the Turkish president. Spokeswoman of the Ecologists Eleni Chrysostomou said that the Turkish show once again their intentions on Cyprus, since together with the Turkish President's visit to Cyprus, the research aircraft 'Barbaros' is conducting illegal investigations in the Cypriot EEZ.
The newspaper also reports that citizens will know what they owe to the state as a property tax by Friday.
Other headlines:
-Interest of 4.5% from EAC to those who do not pay their bills
-Unprecedented scenes – Parties come and go to Nicolas Papadopoulos’ office for foreclosures
The newspaper “Haravgi” refers to the deliberations that are in progress on the foreclosures bill. According to the report, the government leaked that it is preparing a backup plan if the bill is not approved, based on which a new special unit will be introduced in the land registry and the legal service, which will deal exclusively with foreclosures.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the Finance Ministry’s data on the government’s fiscals in the first seven months. According to them, the fiscal balance in July improved by €450 million compared to last year, mostly due to the tax revenues and the lower salaries.
Other headlines:
-FBME: Customers’ service started again
-Tourism a driving force of the economy
-HB: Close to select a new CEO
-Applications for EEE reach 42.5k
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Alithia” refers to the withdrawal of Makis Keravnos from Hellenic Bank. Specifically, the bank announced that after a mutual consent and decision, Makis Keravnos withdrew from the bank. Mr. Keravnos explained the reasons for his withdrawal.
Elsewhere the newspaper reports that 42.500 applications were submitted for the minimum guaranteed income.
Other headlines:
-Significant improvement of €450m in our fiscals
-Transport turnover declines
-HB bonds off CSE
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