Cyprus will present high and significant primary and fiscal surplus driving its public debt-to-GDP ratio below the 60% limit of the EU’s Maastricht criteria by 2027, the International Monetary Fund...
The General Government of Cyprus has reported a fiscal surplus of €881.9 million for the year 2023, equivalent to 3.1% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the period from January to...
Cyprus’ state budget for 2024 and the Medium-Term Fiscal Framework 2024-2026 were submitted on Thursday in the Plenary of the House of Representatives, marking the beginning of the proceedings for...
Fiscal discipline, macroeconomic stability and continued structured reforms are necessary for the economy, said Deputy Minister to the President, Irene Piki, addressing on Wednesday the first Annual...
At the end of October, the government is expected to announce measures to alleviate the impact of inflation, while at the beginning of 2024 the government plans to implement the new green tax on...
The Finance Ministry is considering new measures to support particularly the vulnerable groups of society amid the continuing pressures from high prices and inflation, Makis Keravnos Minister of...
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides expressed his deep satisfaction for the double upgrade of the Cypriot economy and the upgrading of Cyprus' credit rating to investment grade by Moody's, after...
DBRS Ratings GmbH (DBRS Morningstar) upgraded the long-term ratings of the Republic of Cyprus to BBB (high), from BBB, with a stable outlook, giving a rating one level higher (third level) than the...
Moody's placed Cypriot economy in the investment grade, upgrading it by two notches, to Baa2, from Ba1, while also revising its outlook from positive to stable.Moody's was the only major credit...
Moody's upgrade by two notches and the placing of Cyprus' economy in the investment grade, after almost 11 years, demonstrates the remarkable performance of the Cypriot economy in a very difficult...