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Macroeconomic surveillance in Cyprus

Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure

The Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure (MIP) is a surveillance mechanism that aims to identify potential risks early on, prevent the emergence of harmful macroeconomic imbalances and correct the imbalances that are already in place.

The annual starting point of the MIP is the Alert Mechanism Report: Based on a scoreboard of indicators and economic judgment, it is a filter to identify countries and issues for which a closer analysis (in-depth review) is deemed necessary. The outcome of these in-depth reviews forms the basis for further steps under the MIP.

An in-depth review for Cyprus was carried out in 2012, 2016 and 2017. Please find full documents below:

When the IDR identifies imbalances, the European Commission monitors in-year progress by the member-state in addressing those imbalances. A progress report on policy relevant measures is published in Fall and discussed with member states at the Economic Policy Committee.

6 JULY 2018
Post-Programme Surveillance Report. Cyprus, Spring 2018
English
(981.3 KB - PDF)
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1 DECEMBER 2017
Post-Programme Surveillance Report. Cyprus, Autumn 2017
English
(2.56 MB - PDF)
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7 JULY 2017
Post-Programme Surveillance Report. Cyprus, Spring 2017
English
(787.3 KB - PDF)
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12 JANUARY 2017
Post-Programme Surveillance Report. Cyprus, Autumn 2016
English
(807.31 KB - PDF)
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