The total number of registered motor vehicles during the first six months of 2003 increased by 10,6 percent, to 21.821 from 19.721 for the same period in 2002 CYSTAT said on Wednesday. According to...
A profit of CYP 500,000 is collected each four months by the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC), which takes advantage of the Cypriot consumers with the method of “estimates” in the power supply,...
01/07/2003
Private consumption for the first two months of 2003 has dropped, reflecting the negative picture of the Cyprus economy. According to the Central Bank's Monetary Policy Report, the index for the...
14/05/2003
Vehicles with diesel engine decrease According to CYSTAT data released on Friday, Japan remained the main supplier of motor vehicles in Cyprus, as Japanese cars accounted for 60% of total...
31/01/2003
There are unreasonable price hikes in basic goods, reveals a study by the Cyprus Consumers Association. People familiar with the study told StockWatch that the research covered 24 supermarkets --...
16/09/2002
Retail sales slowed down significantly, according to a report published by the Statistical Service. Retail sales grew by a mere 1.7% in first five months of 2002 compared to 4.6% in the period...
16/08/2002
The Consumer Price Index, according to latest information published by Cystat for May 2002 increased by 0,06 units or 0,05% to 110,40 units compared to 110,34 in April 2002. This is mainly due to...
07/06/2002
According to the latest data published by Cystat, the Consumer Price Index for April 2002 increased by 1,09 units or 1,0% to 110,34 units compared to 109,25 in March 2002. This is mainly due to...
08/05/2002
The Consumer Price Index for March 2002, rose by 0,67 units or 0,62%, reaching 109,25 units compared to 108,58 units in February 2002. According to the statistical service CYSTAT, this was mainly...
08/04/2002
According to the latest data by CYSTAT, the Consumer Price Index for January 2002 decreased by 1,61 units or 1,46% to 108,82 units compared to 110,43 in December 2001. This is mainly due to decreases...
12/02/2002