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GDP
2022: Industry's share of GDP - less than 12.5%
National debt
2023: State debt - 87% of GDP
2021: State debt - 104% of GDP
2020: State debt - 119% of GDP
Inflation
2022: July inflation - 10.86%
Investments
Main article: Investments in Cyprus
Banking system
2022: Cyprus froze €105 million of €5.6 billion deposits of Russians
After the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, Cyprus froze bank deposits of Russians in the amount of €105 million in 2022, Finance Minister Konstantinos Petridis said in January 2023. In total, €5.6 billion is stored on Russian deposits in Cyprus. Petridis noted that Russian oligarchs who have come under sanctions are under special control, but they usually do not write down assets on themselves.
In total, Cyprus has blocked more than 1.5 billion euros of assets related to Russia, the media reported, citing a speech by Cypriot Finance Minister Konstantinos Petridis.
Energy carriers
2021: Oil is the main source of energy in the country
2020: Low per capita energy consumption
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Telecommunications
Main article: Communication in Cyprus
Agriculture
2021: 2.4% of workers are employed in agriculture
2019: Average use of pesticides in agriculture
Food industry
2021: Cheese production - 42kg per capita
Foreign trade
2022: China trade deficit
Labour market
2019: Average labor productivity - $42.39 per hour
Unemployment
2022: Unemployment rate - 5.1%
2020: Unemployment rate - 8%
Incomes of the population
2023: Minimum wage - $854
Consumption
2019
Pork is the most consumed type of meat
Consumption of 51 litres of beer per year per person
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