The Central Bank of Cyprus released Monetary Financial Institutions deposit and loan statistics for November 2025, reporting a net increase in total deposits of EUR 330.8 million to EUR 57.9 billion and a net increase in total loans of EUR 71.5 million to EUR 26.8 billion. The annual growth rate of deposits rose to 6.7% (from 6.3% in October 2025), while the annual growth rate of loans increased to 10.5% (from 10.2%). Deposits of Cyprus residents increased by EUR 258.6 million, including rises of EUR 176.4 million for households and EUR 26.6 million for non-financial corporations, while remaining domestic sectors recorded a combined increase of EUR 55.7 million. Loans to Cyprus residents rose by EUR 58.4 million, driven by a EUR 50.3 million increase in household lending, partly offset by a EUR 0.7 million decline in loans to non-financial corporations; other domestic sectors increased by EUR 8.7 million. The Central Bank noted that “net increase/decrease” reflects transactions and excludes reclassifications, foreign exchange and other revaluations, and that other domestic sectors include investment funds, other financial intermediaries, auxiliary financial institutions, subsidiaries of financial institutions and money lenders, insurance undertakings, pension funds and general government.