The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry will brief employers on termination of employment and the island's new teleworking rules at a one-day seminar in Limassol on November 9, 2026.
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos presents the 2027 state budget to the House Finance Committee, with total spending rising 5.1 per cent and defence funding up sharply.
Pavlos Loizou says a surge in building permits, much of it aimed at foreign buyers, could create oversupply in that segment within a few years while locals still struggle to afford homes.
Cyprus will contribute €13.5 million to European Space Agency programmes for 2026–2028, while fuel prices and travel figures paint a complex picture of the island's economy.
Diesel now averages €2.022 per litre nationwide, with the priciest pump in Limassol hitting €2.126, as petrol costs continue their upward march since August.
The Cyprus Association of Real Estate Valuation Scientists wants quicker permit decisions, access to official property data and periodic structural inspections to support housing supply.
A two-bedroom flat in Limassol can take almost an entire average monthly wage, while Thessaloniki tenants pay a far smaller share of their pay, according to new property market data.
Consumer prices in Cyprus rose 3.7% year-on-year in September, with petroleum products up 25.8% and electricity and water up 11.2%, Cystat data shows.
Finance Minister Makis Keravnos will use Eurogroup and ECOFIN meetings in Luxembourg to press for relief on winter heating costs and more fiscal flexibility for member states.
Sale contracts rose 14 per cent in the first nine months of 2026, with Limassol and Paphos accounting for more than 65 per cent of the increase, land registry data show.
Draft legislation on EU pay transparency rules was ready before the deadline, but April's parliamentary dissolution stalled the process, leaving employers without a clear timetable.
Global crude prices remain high, and Cypriot drivers and households are likely to feel it at the pump and on electricity bills, as parties criticise the government's support package.
