AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoPublic Finance: Cyprus posted a €593.4m general government surplus in Jan–Apr 2026 (1.5% of GDP), but pressures are building as tourism weakens, fuel-tax support costs rise, and foot-and-mouth compensation mounts. Credit & Markets: Moody’s reaffirmed Cyprus’s A3 rating with a stable outlook, citing institutional strength and falling public debt, while warning small size leaves the economy exposed to external shocks. Central Banking: The Central Bank of Cyprus updated rules on releasing loan collateral after repayment and who pays valuation costs during loan restructuring. Energy & Prices: Diesel fell at Cyprus pumps while unleaded rose, as crude prices eased unevenly; separately, Cyprus remains highly petroleum-dependent in overall energy use despite renewables dominating local production. Enforcement & Crime Finance: MOKAS reported nearly €91m seized/frozen over two years under proceeds-of-crime recovery efforts. Security: Police arrested two more Palestinians in a terrorism probe, with courts granting remand and forensic checks underway. Business/Industry: Cyprus-based Swarmly Aero highlighted drone and maritime systems for deterrence, including a donation of H-10 Poseidon drones to the National Guard.
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