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Renewed tensions in the Middle East, particularly regarding the crisis in Iran, have raised concerns about potential impacts on the Cypriot economy. Economist Tassos Yiasemides highlighted that these developments represent a significant external challenge for Cyprus. He warned that if the crisis persists and is accompanied by various factors, it could hinder the island's economic growth.
In interviews with local agencies, Yiasemides emphasized the uncertainty that the situation creates, suggesting that a prolonged conflict might lead to slower economic progress for Cyprus. The situation continues to develop, and the ramifications for the Cypriot economy will depend largely on how the events in the region unfold in the coming weeks and months.
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10 July
Μακροοικονομικό «φρένο»: Γιατί η Κύπρος παραμένει ευάλωτη στις εξωγενείς κρίσεις
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