Economic growth in Cyprus is expected to accelerate this year and to remain robust in 2025, supported by favourable labour market conditions, the return of inflation to around-target rates, and gradual declines
Morningstar DBRS has confirmed the Cyprus long-term foreign and local currency – issuer ratings at BBB (high) and changed the trend on the long-term ratings from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’, mainly because it
The year-over-year growth rate of a leading indicator used to predict the future direction of economic movements in Cyprus, remained stable in June, as a result of opposing trends within the economic
A leading indicator, used to predict the future direction of economic movements in Cyprus, remained negative for the third month in a row in April, driven by a slowdown in tourist arrivals
Real activity growth in Cyprus is expected to continue this year at a similar pace as in 2023 and to gather momentum in 2025, according to a quarterly survey published by the
Capital Intelligence has revised upwards the sovereign ratings for Cyprus due to a “faster than projected decline in general government debt due, consistent primary fiscal surpluses, as well as proactive debt management.”
A leading indicator used to predict the direction of economic movements in Cyprus in future months continues its downward trend and is about to flatline at 0% growth. The Cyprus Composite Leading
Morningstar DBRS has confirmed the sovereign ratings for Cyprus, based on strong economic growth, but warned the island remains exposed to geopolitical shocks, and constrained by the small size of the services
Moody’s said on Thursday that the risks associated with loans for Cypriot banks are expected to decrease further due to consistent economic growth, alongside declining inflation and unemployment rates. However, reaffirming the
Real GDP growth in Cyprus is estimated to have slowed from 5.1% in 2022 to 2.4% in 2023, with economic growth projected to stay at 2.4% this year and to improve to
