Inflation in Cyprus continued to decline on an annual basis for the fifth consecutive month in September, according to figures released this week by the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat).

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) has released new data on average interest rates and loan volumes for August 2025, highlighting a slowdown in lending activity and contrasting trends in borrowing costs across different sectors.

Cyprus’ tourism sector in 2025 is expected to perform similarly to the levels recorded in 2024, according to the president of the Cyprus hoteliers association (Pasyxe) Thanos Michaelides.

Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis on Tuesday said that Cyprus aims to strengthen its shipping cluster and registry, an objective that will be further explored at the upcoming Maritime Cyprus 2025 conference.

Cyprus’ robust fund framework and status as a top ship management centre place it at the crossroads of alternative credit and maritime financing, according to Michalis Vasiliou, executive director at H.M. Pelagic Partners Ltd and board secretary at at the Cyprus Investment Funds Association (CIFA).

Limassol port operator DP World used the occasion of this year’s world tourism day to reaffirm its “dedication to harnessing tourism’s transformative power for Cyprus’ economy, culture, and environment“.

Cyprus has been ranked second in Europe for improving air connectivity, while also closing 2025 with another strong year for tourism, according to Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis.

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) has forecast steady growth for the Cypriot economy in 2025.

The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Eurobank (Cyprus) on Tuesday announced the launch of the first InvestEU Guarantee transaction in Cyprus, unlocking €62.5 million in new financing for small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups.

Law 132(I)/2023, which entered into force on 12 December 2023, amends the “Sale of Real Estate (Special Execution) Law” and introduces a mechanism designed to protect the buyer when the property is encumbered with charges such as a mortgage or a deposited contract. It enables the transfer of titles, under certain conditions, even if such encumbrances exist, provided that the buyer fulfills his contractual obligations.