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IMF Warns Cyprus on Pension Spending as Reform Talks Progress
2 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 23 days ago
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- The IMF warns that pension and health costs in Cyprus will rise significantly by 2050.
- Talks on a second phase of pension reform are ongoing, focusing on sustainability and adequacy.
- The Labour Minister stated that retirement at age 65 remains unchanged for now.
- The IMF emphasizes the need for Cyprus to maintain fiscal space despite reduced public debt.
- Future adjustments may be required if demographic trends worsen beyond current projections.
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