Cyprus's Economy

How big is Cyprus’s economy, and how does it compare with the rest of the EU? In 2025, real GDP grew 3.8% year on year, and GDP per person stood at 98 on an index where the EU27 average is 100.

GDP, current prices

36,484EUR, millions

2025

Cyprus's share of EU27 GDP

0.19%*of the EU total

2025

Real GDP growth

3.8%year on year

2025

Real GDP growth, 5-year average

6.3%*year on year

2021-2025

GDP per capita

40,957PPS

2025

GDP per capita, EU27 = 100

98index

2025

GDP per capita is shown two ways: in purchasing power standards (PPS), a currency-free unit that adjusts for how much things actually cost in each country, and as an index where the EU27 average is exactly 100 — the clearest single comparison on this page.

The economy over time, 1995-2025

GDP, current prices — a measure of the size of the economy, not living standards. Not ranked against other countries: a bigger economy is not a richer one per person.

Real GDP growth, year on year

Provisional: 2024, 2025.

The GDP-per-capita (EU27 = 100) index carries a break in series at 2020 — figures either side are not a single unbroken trend.

How Cyprus compares with the rest of the EU

How Cyprus ranks among the 27 EU member states on three measures. Ranked highest first; a country with no published figure for the year shown reads 'not published', never 0.

Real GDP growth

Cyprus is the 3rd highest of 27 EU states for real GDP growth in 2025.

Show all 27 states
Real GDP growth by EU member state, 2025, ranked highest first
RankCountryReal GDP growth
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)1.4%
1Ireland8.0%
2Malta4.7%
3Cyprus3.8%provisional
4Poland3.6%
5Denmark3.5%
6Croatia3.4%provisional
7Bulgaria3.1%provisional
8Lithuania2.9%
9Spain2.8%provisional
10Czechia2.6%
joint 11Greece2.1%provisional
joint 11Latvia2.1%
13Portugal1.9%provisional
14Netherlands1.6%
15Slovenia1.5%
16Sweden1.4%
17Estonia1.3%
18Belgium1.0%provisional
joint 19Austria0.8%
joint 19Finland0.8%
joint 19France0.8%provisional
joint 19Slovakia0.8%
23Romania0.7%provisional
24Luxembourg0.6%provisional
joint 25Hungary0.5%provisional
joint 25Italy0.5%
27Germany0.2%provisional

GDP per capita, purchasing power standard

Cyprus is the 11th highest of 27 EU states for GDP per capita (PPS) in 2025.

Show all 27 states
GDP per capita (PPS) by EU member state, 2025, ranked highest first
RankCountryGDP per capita (PPS)
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)41,699
1Luxembourg99,621provisional
2Ireland93,360
3Netherlands55,152provisional
4Denmark53,941
5Austria49,029
6Germany48,622provisional
7Belgium47,676provisional
8Sweden46,344
9Malta45,953
10Finland42,087
11Cyprus40,957provisional
12France40,716provisional
13Italy39,949provisional
14Czechia38,557
15Spain38,136provisional
16Slovenia38,052
17Lithuania36,174
18Portugal33,825provisional
19Poland33,817provisional
20Estonia33,279
21Croatia32,370provisional
22Romania32,353provisional
23Hungary31,719provisional
24Slovakia31,139
25Latvia29,519
26Greece28,470provisional
27Bulgaria28,332provisional

GDP per capita, EU27 = 100

The clearest single comparison on this page — Cyprus’s GDP per capita as an index where the EU27 average is exactly 100.

Cyprus is the 11th highest of 27 EU states for GDP per capita (EU27 = 100) in 2025.

Show all 27 states
GDP per capita, EU27 = 100 by EU member state, 2025, ranked highest first
RankCountryGDP per capita, EU27 = 100
—European Union (27, from 2020) (reference, not ranked)100
1Luxembourg239provisional
2Ireland224
3Netherlands132provisional
4Denmark129
5Austria118
6Germany117provisional
7Belgium114provisional
8Sweden111
9Malta110
10Finland101
11Cyprus98provisional
12France98provisional
13Italy96provisional
14Czechia93
15Spain92provisional
16Slovenia91
17Lithuania87
joint 18Poland81provisional
joint 18Portugal81provisional
20Estonia80
joint 21Croatia78provisional
joint 21Romania78provisional
23Hungary76provisional
24Slovakia75
25Latvia71
26Greece68provisional
27Bulgaria68provisional

Source: Eurostat.

* Calculated by Humanity Observatory from published figures.

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