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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.
Cyprus is growing as a top choice for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Europe, said Invest Cyprus CEO Marios Tannousis. Tannousis addressed an i ...
The Pentakomo Science Technology Park (STP) near Limassol, a project in limbo for almost a decade, may finally be exiting the realm of fantasy and morphing into a realisable prospect.
Tourism from China and investments in real estate are just a 'drop in the ocean' compared to the huge potential that exists in both sectors, a conference in Nicosia hears.
Amathus (UK) Ltd is pleased to announce that they have concluded an agreement with Your Holiday Booking.com Limited to operate Amathus Holidays under a new franchise agreement.
Commercial banks should establish the proper procedures to adjust the market value of mortgages on the basis of the negative divergences of the Residential Property Price Index, Central Bank of Cyprus says.
There have not been any tourist cancellations or a freeze in reservations due to the political situation between Russia and Ukraine, reveals a senior tourism official, while Cyprus warns against further sanctions.
Paphos is promoting its unique sunsets which local tourism industry officials claim are the most magnificent on the island, through a new initiative backed by the CTO.
Libya’s total debt to Cyprus for goods and services provided by Cypriot companies since the 1980s reached almost €6m, with the government so far only able to collect approximately half.
Cabinet decides to launch a privatisation procedure for the Cyprus Ports Authority as a term of the island's bailout agreement.
The Communications Minister expresses the government’s support for initiatives that involve innovation.
Bitcoin marketers Neo & Bee say they welcome regulation of their business and look forward to more dialogue on the crypto-currency.
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