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Cyprus\u2019 economy kept a steady pace in 2025, with growth holding at 3.8% in real terms. In current prices, GDP rose by 4.9%.<\/p>\n
According to the Cyprus Statistical Service (CyStat), GDP at current prices reached \u20ac36.48 billion, marking a 4.9% increase compared to 2024. In real terms, based on 2019 prices, GDP stood at \u20ac30.66 billion, up 3.8%.<\/p>\n
Public spending climbed to \u20ac6.77 billion, up 5.4% in current prices and 2% in real terms. Private consumption also rose, reaching \u20ac20.65 billion, an increase of 3.7% in current prices.<\/p>\n
Investment, however, moved in the opposite direction. Gross capital formation fell by 2.3% in current prices to \u20ac7.03 billion and by 4.6% in real terms.<\/p>\n
Exports of goods and services posted solid growth, increasing by 5.5% to \u20ac35.6 billion, or 5% in real terms. Imports also went up, though at a slower pace, rising 3.3% in current prices to \u20ac33.54 billion and 2.5% in real terms.<\/p>\n
When it comes to income distribution, wages and salaries took the largest share of the economy, totaling \u20ac16.25 billion. Business profits followed at \u20ac9.57 billion. Taxes on production and imports, minus subsidies, reached \u20ac4.58 billion.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n