Cyprus industrial output falls 1.3% in June 2026 amid eurozone stability
Cyprus experienced a 1.3% drop in industrial output in June 2026, marking a continued decline following a 0.6% decrease in May, according to Eurostat. This contrasts with the eurozone’s generally stable industrial production, which remained flat during the same period. On an annual basis, Cyprus’ industrial production contracted by 0.9% compared to June 2025, reversing earlier growth recorded in previous months.
Across the broader euro area, industrial output edged slightly higher by 0.2%, with mixed sectoral performances including gains in energy and consumer goods but declines in intermediate and capital goods. Among EU member states, Denmark, Croatia, Lithuania, and Finland saw the highest monthly increases, while Luxembourg, Portugal, and Estonia experienced significant monthly declines.
Year-on-year, Lithuania, Denmark, and Poland posted the strongest industrial growth across the EU, while Luxembourg, Romania, and Estonia recorded the steepest annual decreases. Cyprus’ ongoing contraction highlights challenges facing its industrial sector amid a generally steady European industrial landscape in mid-2026.
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