Fixed Investment in Cyprus
Cyprus's economy recorded an average growth rate of 8.4% in fixed investment during the past decade to 2024, which is below the 2.2% average for Euro Area. In 2024, the fixed investment growth in Cyprus was 0.1%. For more investment information, visit our dedicated page.
Cyprus Investment Chart
Note: This chart displays Investment (annual variation in %) for Cyprus from 2014 to 2025.
Source: Macrobond.
Cyprus Investment Data
| 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed Investment (ann. var. %) | 1.9 | 12.5 | 15.4 | -2.0 | 0.0 |
Economic growth ebbs in the first quarter of 2026
GDP growth hits a 10-quarter low: Cyprus' GDP expanded 3.0% on a seasonally and working-day adjusted year-on-year basis in Q1, following 4.3% growth in the prior quarter. Q1's reading was the weakest since Q3 2023, but still one of the strongest in the euro area. A sharp acceleration in private consumption and investment drove a massive influx of imports, which reduced the contribution of the external sector, acting as a drag on overall growth. In working-day and seasonally adjusted quarter-on-quarter terms, GDP increased 0.2% in Q1, following 1.2% growth in the prior quarter.
Slowing net exports weigh on overall growth: Compared to the prior quarter's data, readings picked up for private consumption (+5.1% year on year vs +3.4% in Q4), government consumption (+4.6% vs +4.3% in Q4), fixed investment (+1.6% vs -15.1% in Q4), exports of goods and services (+10.5% vs +3.4% in Q4) and imports of goods and services (+10.4% vs -3.9% in Q4).
GDP outlook: Cyprus’s GDP growth is projected to decelerate through 2026, hitting a post-pandemic low in 2026 as a whole. While a robust labor market will partially shield real disposable income from inflation, private consumption growth will still slow due to tempering wage growth and rising prices. Net exports are expected to be a drag as export growth weakens. Conversely, public consumption will hold steady, and fixed investment is set to rebound, boosted by the full absorption of Recovery and Resilience Facility funds.
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