Recent market performance and administrative update at the Cyprus Stock Exchange

The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) experienced significant volatility over several trading sessions, reflecting broader market trends. On the final day of the reporting period, the General Index closed at 267.18 points, representing a 2.50% decline with a daily turnover of €255,397. This followed previous sessions that fluctuated between gains of 3.85% and losses of 2.81%. Bank of Cyprus consistently attracted the highest investment interest throughout these periods, though its share price saw notable fluctuations. Additionally, the exchange announced the suspension of trading for the 13-week Treasury Bills (12th issue, 2025 series) from March 17 to March 19, 2026, in anticipation of their upcoming delisting. Total trading activity varied, with the number of transactions reaching as high as 275 in the most active sessions. All major indices, including the Main Market and Hotels, recorded mixed performance depending on the session.