The household saving rate in the euro area was 12.6% in the third quarter of 2016, stable compared with the second quarter of 2016, according to Eurostat`s data released recently.

The Central Bank of Cyprus said that a weaker sterling caused by the UK’s exit from the European Union is likely to have a limited effect on the Cypriot banking system and, via tourism, the economy.

IHS Markit, one of the leading counsel houses in the world, estimates that Total’s block 11 in the Cyprus EEZ could compete with Egypt’s enormous Zohr deposit.

The Central Bank of Cyprus said that the amount of non-performing loans dropped in October 2016 by €37.6m to €24.1bn, the lowest since the introduction of its current methodology in December 2014.

Leptos Property Gazette is exceptionally proud that Pafos is the European Capital of Culture for 2017 and looks forward to celebrating this amazing event at different venues throughout the city all year.

Maurice Sehnaoui, the major shareholder of Pireaus Bank, described his investment in Piraeus Bank Cyprus as a vote of confidence in the Cypriot economy.

Bank of Cyprus is (BoC) issued a €250m bond recently, the first issue of debt since the bail-in (haircut) of depositors in 2013.

The state has so far put some €31.6m in its coffers from immovable property tax (IPT), as the rate of compliance touched 91%, it was announced recently.

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A deal to end the division in Cyprus could transform the fortunes of the easternmost outpost of the EU, and while both sides resume talks for the third day at the Palais des Nations, travel firms and prospective holidaymakers are watching the talks in Geneva with interest.