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Cyprus Composite Leading Economic Index remains in negative territory for June 2026
4 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 15 days ago
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- Cyprus’ economy has slowed to its weakest growth rate in ten quarters during the first quarter of 2026.
- The Composite Leading Economic Index (CCLEI) for Cyprus remained in negative territory, with a year-on-year decline of 0.65% in June 2026.
- The Economics Research Centre of the University of Cyprus reported the CCLEI's continued negative performance reflects ongoing external pressures.
- Tourism and services exports have been impacted by geopolitical tensions, while construction has remained a critical pillar for economic activity.
- The report indicates that Cyprus' economy faces several short-term challenges moving forward.
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PolitisFirst
Philenews+7m
Cyprus Mail+15h
Cyprus Mail+22h
All coverage
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Κέντρο Οικονομικών Ερευνών Πανεπιστημίου Κύπρου: Σε αρνητικό έδαφος ο δείκτης οικονομίας
Politis· 16 days ago
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Cyprus economic growth slows to weakest pace in ten quarters
Cyprus Mail· 15 days ago
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Cyprus economic outlook faces continued external pressures
Cyprus Mail· 15 days ago
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ΚΟΕ: Σε αρνητικό έδαφος ο προπορευόμενος δείκτης της οικονομίας τον Ιούνιο
Philenews· 16 days ago