Cyprus debt costs rise in 2025, remains centred on euro
Cyprus’ apparent cost of government debt increased to 2 per cent in 2025 , while the country’s debt remained overwhelmingly denominated in euro in line with the wider euro area, according to Eurostat. The latest figures formed part of newly released Eurostat data on general government debt in the European Union , which also examined debt instruments, debt holders, debt maturities, transactions in debt securities and government guarantees. Across the bloc, the structure of gen
Recent data from Eurostat indicates that the apparent cost of government debt in Cyprus rose to 2 percent in 2025, continuing a steady upward trend observed over the past few years. Despite this slight increase, the nation’s borrowing remains almost entirely denominated in euros, aligning with the broader practices of the eurozone. Across the European Union, most member states continue to rely heavily on either the euro or their own national currencies for public debt issuance. While euro-area countries maintain near-total reliance on the single currency, some nations outside the bloc, such as Bulgaria and Romania, carry significantly higher proportions of foreign-denominated debt. Overall, the majority of EU member states have seen their debt costs either stabilize or experience marginal growth throughout the last year.
The report highlights the stability of eurozone debt structures while underscoring the ongoing fiscal pressure of rising borrowing costs for member states like Cyprus.
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