Nicosia, Cyprus. Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said Cyprus recorded economic growth of 4.5% in the fourth quarter of 2025, pointing to resilience despite external challenges and uncertainties.
Growth and external challenges
Keravnos said the GDP growth data for the fourth quarter of 2025 confirmed the dynamism of the Cypriot economy despite a challenging external environment.
Fiscal stability and public finances
He said the government has secured fiscal stability and sustainability through what he described as prudent management, achieving surplus budgets, steadily reducing public debt, and creating conditions for long-term economic resilience.
Liquidity buffers and creditworthiness
Keravnos said maintaining strong liquidity buffers remains a standing priority for the Finance Ministry and described high levels of available liquidity as a constant goal and challenge. He added that strengthening the state’s creditworthiness is among the government’s high strategic objectives.
Inflation
Keravnos said inflationary pressures have subsided completely and that inflation has reached zero levels.
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