Cyprus’ short-term economic momentum weakened further in April , as the Composite Leading Economic Index (CCLEI) fell for a second consecutive month, reflecting the impact of geopolitical tensions, external pressures and weaker tourism activity.
The index, compiled by the Economics Research Centre of the University of Cyprus (CypERC), recorded an annual decline of 1.72 per cent in April 2026 , according to the latest revised data.
This followed a marginal annual drop
