Two eminent economists, members of the Council of Economic Experts recommended on Thursday more drastic measures for the settlement of the “structural problems of the state expenditure”, questioning...
The major issues in today’s financial press are the statements of the Cyprus President, Tassos Papadopoulos on the leaking of information concerning the increase in taxation and the conflicting...
20/05/2004
Greek Premier, Costas Karamanlis said on Wednesday that the ‘no vote’ of the 24th April referendum in Cyprus is not the end of the process for the island’s settlement and the plan can be the basis...
19/05/2004
The Competition Protection Committee is currently examining the possibility of a cartel in the Cyprus iron market, after the recent reports on the press concerning the high prices of the iron,...
19/05/2004
The new Finance Minister, Makis Keravnos, did not submit the package of supportive measures to the Council of Ministers on Wednesday, however, “the Finance Ministry is reviewing ways to deal with the...
19/05/2004
The CSE general index ended in positive territory on Wednesday, surging 0.8% to 80.4 points after the fall in the price of oil in the international markets yesterday and the reversal of the negative...
19/05/2004
The latest reports that wanted government to proceed to the imposition of new taxes and the cutback of benefits have exasperated Cyprus President, Tassos Papadopoulos, who stated that “he is deeply...
19/05/2004
Despite the “stagnation” in the Cyprus market due to the Annan Plan and the 24th April referendum, the revenues of the Income Tax continued their upward trend for 2004. Specifically, the total...
19/05/2004
The major issues in today’s financial press are the Finance Ministry’s measures that provide for the increase in VAT, the impact on the property market after the latest political developments, the...
19/05/2004
Government Spokesman Kypros Chrisostomides said on Tuesday that Cyprus President, Tassos Papadopoulos was constantly in touch with Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis before the latter’s departure...
18/05/2004