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Cyprus Presents €14.4 Billion State Budget for 2027

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Cyprus presented its €14.4 billion state budget for 2027 to parliament on October 12, 2026. Finance Minister Makis Keravnos outlined the spending plans, which represent a 5.1% increase compared to 2026. The budget allocates approximately €11.1 billion for expenditure excluding debt servicing, emphasizing social welfare, healthcare, and infrastructure.

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The proposed budget aims to maintain budget surpluses and reduce public debt while supporting economic growth. Following the presentation, Andreas Charalambous, chairman of the Fiscal Council, is expected to address lawmakers on the sustainability of public finances.

The Fiscal Council, chaired by Andreas Charalambous, has previously warned about Cyprus's public wage bill, and Morningstar DBRS is currently assessing the country's credit outlook.

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  • CyprusThe country presenting the state budget.
  • Makis KeravnosFinance Minister presenting the government's spending plans.
  • Andreas CharalambousChairman of the Fiscal Council, expected to address public finance sustainability.
  • parliamentLegislative body initiating parliamentary scrutiny of public funds.
  • CBCCentral Bank of Cyprus, expected to present its economic outlook.

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