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20th April 2024
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Construction sector collapse

The construction sector in Cyprus recorded the biggest drop in production year-on-year in the European Union member states according to a report published by Eurostat this morning.

Construction sector in the doldrums

With the number of building permits issued in Cyprus continuing to fall in August, the island's construction sector remains firmly in the doldrums with no signs of a recovery in the foreseeable future.

Construction sector worst non-payers

Half the businesses in Cyprus are failing to repay their loans, with the construction sector being the worst offender as non-performing loans reached 72 percent in June according to the Central Bank.

Moody’s: Cyprus banking sector risk ‘very high’

Moody's Investor Services has warned about the dangers lurking in the Cyprus Banking system due to the high percentage of non-performing loans and considers the banking sector risk to be "Very High".

Evidence of improving banking sector stability

The Bank of Cyprus leadership believes there is evidence of improving stability in the Bank and generally in the banking sector and points out that it is fully committed to restoring the confidence of depositors and customers.

Serious decline in construction sector continues

The decline in the island's construction sector continued in September with the number of building permits authorised during the month falling by 30 percent compared to the same period last year.

Construction sector remains quiet

Although the number of licenced projects increased by almost a third in October compared with October 2011 and their value increased marginally, the awaited recovery appears a long way off.

Construction sector investment retreats

The reduction of investment in the island's construction sector continued in September increasing the uncertainty about its outlook as there are no prospects of a recovery in the foreseeable future.

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