Kyriacos Nicolaou is a Business Editor at Cyprus Property Buyers. He specializes in areas such as banking, finance, investment, and economic policy, with a focus on capital markets and international trade. Kyriacos has been featured in notable publications including Nature Portfolio, American Physical Society, and Cyprus Mail.
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By: Kyriacos Nicolaou
A major economic summit focusing on the trajectory and contribution of the professional services sector will convene in Nicosia on June 4, 2026. The high-level gathering, officially titled the Fourth Professional Services and Economy Conference, will take place from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Royal Hall in the…
Technology leaders and analysts at the IDC Directions 2026 conference in Beijing recently highlighted the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, signalling a decisive shift from infrastructure development to large-scale enterprise adoption. The event, which brought together more than 400 decision-makers, investors and experts, underscored how AI is entering a new…
The European Central Bank (ECB) has reported that Cyprus continues to face significant data reporting weaknesses, as it published its latest biennial statistical quality review assessing euro area member states. The report examined the completeness, consistency and methodology of balance of payments and international investment position data across the eurozone…
Private equity buyouts propagate deeply through corporate supply chains, creating sharp performance gains for suppliers in normal times but heavy financial distress during economic downturns, according to a working paper by the European Central Bank (ECB). The exhaustive economic analysis, titled 'The Supply Chain Spillovers of Private Equity Buyouts', was…
The European Union maintained a positive trade balance during the first quarter of 2026, as goods exported to non-EU nations outpaced inbound shipments by €12.7 billion, according to data released by Eurostat. The newly recorded trade surplus shrank significantly from the €23.6 billion net positive balance documented during the final…
By: Kyriacos Nicolaou
Analysts from the European Central Bank ECB ) have detailed the drivers behind the dramatic surge in the market value of euro area banks seen throughout 2025.
By: Kyriacos Nicolaou
European households are displaying a persistent reluctance to invest in equities , a trend that continues despite the long-term wealth-building potential of financial markets, according to a working paper from the European Central Bank (ECB).
By: Kyriacos Nicolaou
The European Central Bank (ECB) has published an analysis detailing the underlying drivers of investor behaviour within highly valued equity markets, particularly focusing on the technology and artificial intelligence sectors. This investigation was prepared by Paolo Alberto Baudino, Federica Bosio, Daniel Dieckelmann, Christoph Kaufmann and Maria Leonor Puga as part…
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Strictly and consistently implemented liquidity management tools can help bolster the resilience of the non-bank financial sector and safeguard broader system-wide stability by preventing localised shocks from escalating into fire-sale spirals, according to analysis from the European Central Bank (ECB).
Economic analysis of credit markets often relies on a model that assumes firms have a uniform demand for credit across all their lenders , but a new paper from the European Central Bank (ECB) has shown that this long-held assumption is empirically untenable
