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The June 2023 Consumer Protection Observatory recorded price decreases for some products compared to last month.The observatory presents the weighted average price for 250 essential consumer products (including food and other items), based on quantities and daily prices at which these products were

Cost-of-living in Cyprus remains high even though inflation has declined enough to reach April 2021 levels, according to latest data released on Thursday by the island’s Statistical Service.In fact, food prices which are already high continue rising compared to a year ago. And this exacerbates probl

According to a preliminary estimate released by the Statistical Service of Cyprus, the House Price Index (HPI) increased for a fifth consecutive quarter.Specifically, the HPI for the first quarter of 2023 has reached 110.14 units, representing a notable 5.9% surge, compared to the same period in 202

The Cyprus House Price Index (HPI) rose by 5.9 per cent on an annual basis in the firts quarter of 2023 according to the Statistical Service.

House Price Index (HPI) recorded a 5.9% increase for the first quarter of 2023, marking its fifth consecutive quarterly growth compared to the same period in 2022, according to a preliminary estimate by the Statistical Service of Cyprus.

Pensions will remain unchanged for the rest of the year despite a recent agreement between the government and social patterns to increase the cost-of-living allowance (CoLA).Since Friday, when pension payments began, several readers have reached out to Phileleftheros expressing their disappointment

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 The recovery of Finland's tourism sector is expected to take longer compared to other Nordic countries due to the significant loss of Russian visitors, Kristiina Hietasaari, director of Visit Finlan

The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has disclosed that a staggering 2.6 million schoolchildren between ages 6 and 17 are without access to ICT...

By Francis NtowAccra, June 15, GNA – Ghana’s economy is showing signs of stabilisation nearly a month into the implementation of the country’s $3 billion loan-support programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).That was the preliminary findings of the IMF Mission team led by Stéphane Roudet, during their weeklong observation of Ghana’s ongoing Extended Credit Facility (EFC) programme with the Fund.“Against a complex global economic...