Cyprus moves to reassure markets

Cypriot politicians approved a package of tax increases and cost cuts in a bid to forestall further credit rating downgrades and ease concerns that the European Union member country may be forced to seek a bailout.

Cypriot politicians approved a package of tax increases and cost cuts in a bid to forestall further credit rating downgrades and ease concerns that the European Union member country may be forced to seek a bailout.

For the first time, government workers’ pensions will be partially paid by a levy imposed on their salaries.

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