Cyprus Business Now: CySEC, tourism, CSE privatisation, rental prices

Capital markets will continue to be influenced by the demands of the digital transition, the rise of artificial intelligence, as well as new regulatory requirements, according to CySEC chairman George Theocharides.

Citing the European Commission’s autumn macroeconomic forecasts, he mentioned that Cyprus’ economic growth rate in 2025 is expected to reach 2.8 per cent, while inflation is projected to slow to 2 per cent.

“The capital market sector in Cyprus