Faroese premiere claims sanctions damaging economy
The stand-off between the Faroe Islands and the EU over fishing quotas is showing no signs of easing off. The Faroese government remains at loggerhead...
Iceland: Central bank governor could be replaced
Iceland has advertised the central bank governor position after current governor Már Guðmundsson questioned the government’s decision to go ahead with...
Iceland: Bright future for fishing industry
Iceland’s fishing industry can look forward to a bright future despite the challenges it faces, according to a senior fishing executive.
Iceland prosecutor indicts ex-Landsbanki executives over loans
Two former Landsbanki chief executives have been indicted by Iceland’s special prosecutor for allowing it to guarantee loans despite lacking sufficien...
Economist: New debt writedowns would help Iceland growth
Iceland’s banks must continue writing down household and corporate debt to boost its economic recovery, a leading Reykjavik University economics profe...
London Mining seeks investment for Greenland exploration
British mineral company London Mining is seeking Chinese and other global investors to help it build an iron ore mine in Greenland territory just outs...
Iceland bank to hold forex auction
Iceland’s central bank has announced that it will hold auctions in February where it will offer to purchase euros in exchange for treasury bonds or Ic...
Seðlabanki keeps rates unchanged
Iceland’s central bank has kept its key interest rate at six per cent for the ninth rate-setting session in a row, citing low inflation and solid econ...