Cost of building materials spike 17%

The cost of building materials in Cyprus continues to rise, while the Central Bank warned the war in Ukraine will only make things worse for the construction industry. According to the Cyprus

Ukraine war may derail public debt

The government aims to reduce public debt to 94% of GDP in 2022, but this target could be affected by the economic crisis, and the war in Ukraine, said Finance Minister Constantinos

Cyprus’ first green bond issue in 2023

Cyprus will issue its first-ever Green Bond in 2023, aiming to yield up to €1 bln to finance climate-related or special environmental projects. Following the cabinet’s approval last week, the Finance Ministry

Cyprus is EIB’s leading beneficiary

Cyprus remains the leading beneficiary of European Investment Bank (EIB) engagement in Europe relative to GDP, confirmed EIB president Werner Hoyer during his visit. Following meetings with President Nicos Anastasiades and Finance

DBRS upgrades Cyprus despite Ukraine war

Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides is pleased with Cyprus’ recent upgrading by rating agency DBRS Morningstar from BBB(Low) to BBB, revising its outlook from positive to stable. Petrides said in a statement: “DBRS

Cyprus to issue its first Green Bond

Cyprus will issue its first-ever Green Bond, as the cabinet approved a proposal tabled by Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides. According to a cabinet decision, the Finance Minister has been authorised to launch

CSE step closer to privatisation

Still ‘unfairly’ carrying the stain on its reputation from the bubble that burst over 20 years ago, the Cyprus Stock Exchange is now one step closer to finding a strategic partner to

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