Greece to bring in Egyptian farm workers amid labour shortage

Greece to bring in Egyptian farm workers amid labour shortage

Greece will bring in 5,000 seasonal farm workers from Egypt to address a labor shortage, with plans to expand the scheme to other sectors. The countries aim to cooperate on preventing illegal migration flows, as Egypt has successfully reduced migrants attempting to cross into Europe since 2016.

The next weeks must be the best of the season, Dortmund, ’s Terzic says

The next weeks must be the best of the season, Dortmund, ’s Terzic says

Borussia Dortmund will not go easy at Mainz 05 in the Bundesliga on Saturday as they look to maintain rhythm ahead of the Champions League final. Dortmund are currently fifth in the Bundesliga with two games left and have already secured their Champions League participation next season.

Timur Turlov discusses Cyprus operations: Freedom24, ’s key to European market

Timur Turlov discusses Cyprus operations: Freedom24, ’s key to European market

Fact: Freedom Holding Corp. is planning to obtain banking licenses in Cyprus as part of its strategic priorities.

Our View: Cyprus has much to celebrate when it comes to its EU membership

Our View: Cyprus has much to celebrate when it comes to its EU membership

Cyprus has been a member of the European Union for 20 years, leading to political, economic, and social growth. Membership has brought about increased accountability, transparency, and protection of citizens’ rights. The EU has also provided a level of security and protection against Turkey. However, membership has led to complacency regarding the Cyprus problem, with politicians believing there is no need for a settlement. President Nikos Christodoulides believes that the country has transformed for the better in the past 20 years.

HTFX becomes gold sponsor for Tziortzis

HTFX becomes gold sponsor for Tziortzis

HTFX has become the gold sponsor of Cypriot EuroNASCAR driver Vladimiros Tziortzis, who is competing in the Nascar Whelen Euro Series Championship with Italian Academy Motorsports driving a Ford Mustang V8.

BoE in focus, gold and oil struggle

BoE in focus, gold and oil struggle

European markets and US futures are trading higher as investors await two important events that will shape trading activity for the rest of the month. The Dow Jones chart shows bulls taking control, while Airbnb’s weak guidance indicates a potential slowdown in economic activity. The Bank of England is under pressure to lower interest rates, and US unemployment claims data could impact the market. Gold prices are influenced by the dollar index and Fed’s monetary policy, while the OPEC cartel’s meeting on June 1 will be crucial for oil prices.

Cyprus shipping registry grows by 5.5 per cent

Cyprus shipping registry grows by 5.5 per cent

The Great Britain-Cyprus Business Association’s International Investment Conference 2024 in Limassol aims to enhance business networking between the two countries. Deputy Minister of Shipping emphasized Cyprus Maritime Administration’s commitment to supporting the shipping industry and highlighted the strong diplomatic and economic ties between Cyprus and the United Kingdom. Cyprus has seen a 5.5% increase in ships registered under its flag, and offers diverse investment opportunities. UK Deputy High Commissioner emphasized the UK’s position as a global economic leader and commended Cyprus for its resilience. The conference focuses on promoting real estate and other attractive investment opportunities in both countries.

Real Madrid stun Bayern with late fightback to reach Champions League final

Real Madrid stun Bayern with late fightback to reach Champions League final

Real Madrid staged a comeback to beat Bayern Munich 2-1 in the Champions League semi-final, with Joselu scoring two late goals to secure their spot in the final against Borussia Dortmund.

Focus on earnings and data, gold continues retracement,  

Focus on earnings and data, gold continues retracement,  

– Investors and traders are focusing on earnings and economic data, with the Dow Jones industrial average posting its fourth consecutive winning session.
– European markets are trading higher, with retail sales data in Europe showing better consumer confidence than expected.
– Traders are awaiting news from the Bank of England on Thursday regarding monetary policy, with expectations of no interest rate change but potential for a more hawkish stance.
– In the US, focus is on earnings, with Disney in the spotlight. Concerns are raised about their streaming business in a competitive landscape.
– Gold prices are dropping as the dollar index gains strength, with uncertainty about Fed’s interest rate decisions.
– Weekly jobless claims on Thursday will impact gold prices and Fed’s monetary policy decisions.

Summer of sport to help revive global beer sales

Summer of sport to help revive global beer sales

Global brewers are expected to see an increase in beer sales this year, with factors like sports events, slower inflation, and weather patterns contributing to the growth. Heineken and Carlsberg have already reported higher volumes after a period of decline, while Anheuser-Busch InBev’s sales were impacted by a boycott but are expected to improve. Price increases have been the main driver of revenue growth in recent years, but with cost increases easing, volume growth is expected to become a more significant revenue driver. This shift is also expected to help improve margins for brewers.