Cyprus Buckles EU Inflation Trend as Industrial Prices Drop 0.7%
Industrial Producer Prices in Cyprus up 0.3% on Monthly Basis in April, Eurostat Reports
Cyprus recorded an annual decline in industrial producer prices in April 2026, according to data published on Wednesday by Eurostat.
More specifically, industrial producer prices in Cyprus fell by 0.7% compared with April 2025, diverging from the overall upward trend observed in the EU (4.9%).
On a monthly basis, industrial producer prices on the domestic market in Cyprus rose by 0.3% in April 2026 compared with March, recovering from the previous month’s decline of 1.0%.
At European Union level, industrial producer prices increased by 0.7% in April 2026 compared with March, while in the euro area the increase stood at 0.6%.
On an annual basis, industrial producer prices rose by 4.9% in both the EU and the euro area compared with April 2025.
On an annual basis, the largest increases in industrial producer prices in the EU were recorded in Bulgaria (14.5%), Lithuania (13.1%) and Romania (11.5%), while declines were observed in Luxembourg (-3.7%), Estonia (-1.2%), Cyprus (-0.7%) and Latvia (-0.6%).
The largest monthly increases were recorded in Denmark (3.0%), Croatia (2.7%) and Belgium (2.4%), while the biggest decreases were seen in France (-2.1%), Estonia (-0.8%) and Sweden (-0.3%).
