AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCyprus Economy & Banks: The Central Bank of Cyprus says savers and borrowers still face lower rates than the eurozone, even if the gap has narrowed, with new household deposit rates at 1.20% versus 1.89% in the eurozone. EU Enlargement: Cyprus’ EU presidency marks a major step as the EU opens the first “fundamentals” accession cluster talks with Ukraine and Moldova, focusing on rule of law, rights, democratic institutions and public administration reform. Cyprus Politics & Justice: The Independent Anti-Corruption Authority is set to publish its “Mafia State” report, assigning criminal liability to more than ten people after a two-year investigation. Transport Reform: Cyprus plans its first taxi licensing overhaul in over 20 years, aiming to curb illegal operators and end licence trading while bringing booking apps under state control. Business & Trade: Wholesale trade rose in Q1 2026 (excluding motor vehicles +11.2%), while motor vehicle sales and repairs fell (-3.6%). World News with Cyprus links: Turkey’s Erdoğan discussed Cyprus with UN chief Guterres, while Türkiye’s foreign minister reiterated support for a two-state solution.
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