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February 2025, Provisional Data Total imports of goods in February 2025 were EUR1.027,2 mn as compared to EUR863,7 mn in February 2024, recording an increase of 18,9%. Imports from other European Union (EU) member states were EUR560,8 mn and from third countries EUR466,4 mn, compared to EUR566,6 mn and EUR297,1 mn respectively in February 2024. Imports in February 2025 include the transfer of economic ownership of vessels, with total value of EUR2,7 mn as compared to EUR2,5 mn in February 2024. Total exports of goods in February 2025 were EUR476,4 mn as compared to EUR274,1 mn in February 2024, recording an increase of 73,8%. Exports to other EU Member States were EUR117,4 mn and to third countries EUR359,0 mn, compared to EUR117,2 mn and EUR156,9 mn respectively in February 2024. Exports in February 2025 include the transfer of economic ownership of vessels, with total value of EUR78,2 mn as compared to EUR51,4 mn in February 2024. Total imports of goods in January-February 2025 amounted to EUR2.160,7 mn as compared to EUR1.730,7 mn in January-February 2024, recording an increase of 24,8%. Total exports of goods in January-February 2025 were EUR913,3 mn compared to EUR586,0 mn in January-February 2024, registering an increase of 55,9%. The tradedeficit wasEUR1.247,4 mn in January-February 2025 compared to EUR1.144,7 mn in the corresponding period of 2024. January 2025, Final Data Total imports of goods amounted to EUR1.133,5 mn in January 2025 as compared to EUR867,0 mn in January 2024, recording an increase of 30,7%. Exports of domestically produced products, including stores and provisions, were EUR365,1 mn in January 2025 as compared to EUR143,6 mn in January 2024, recording an increase of 154,2%. Domestic exports of industrial products, excluding stores and provisions, were EUR352,9 mn in January 2025 compared to EUR134,2 mn in January 2024. Domestic exports of agricultural products, excluding stores and provisions, were EUR11,1 mn in January 2025 compared to EUR8,4 mn in January 2024. Exports of foreign products, including stores and provisions, were EUR71,8 mn in January 2025 as compared to EUR168,2 mn in January 2024, recording a decrease of 57,3%. More data are published in the monthly publication Intra - Extra EU Trade Statistics (Summarised Data) - January 2025 and in the online database CYSTAT-DB, under the subtheme External Trade. Table Year and Month Total Imports Total Exports EUR000s EUR000s 2025 February 1.027.207 476.367 January 1.133.464 436.905 2024 12.400.565 4.154.095 December 1.341.371 367.861 November 1.150.430 378.303 October 1.258.134 443.935 September 962.778 351.158 August 975.470 288.500 July 1.066.459 326.752 June 920.281 452.530 May 1.060.066 343.620 April 1.106.750 352.366 March 828.143 263.114 February 863.680 274.127 January 867.003 311.828 Note: Imports data for the months October 2024 and January 2025 have been revised. Exports data for the months July 2024 and January 2025 have been revised. Data for February 2025 are provisional. Methodological Information Statistical Value The statistical value is the value of the goods at the time and place they cross the border of the Republic of Cyprus. Domestic and Foreign Goods Domestically produced goods are goods wholly obtained in the Republic of Cyprus or goods produced in another country, but their last economically substantial processing or processing that led to the manufacture of a new product or representing an important stage of manufacture, took place in the Republic of Cyprus. Goods that were originally imported and have undergone repair or other minor operations which leave them essentially unchanged are not defined as domestic. Foreign goodsare goods which were not produced in the economic territory of the Republic of Cyprus and compensating goods obtained under the outward processing procedure when such processing confers foreign origin. Partner Country Intra-EU exports and extra-EU exports are classified by the member state of the EU and country of final destination of the goods, respectively. The last country to which the goods are known to be specifically directed on their outward movement from the reporting country is regarded as their final destination. For extra-EU imports, the trading partner is the country of origin. In general, goods obtained entirely from a given country originate in that country. A product in the production of which two or more countries are involved, is considered as originating in the country in which the last substantial, economically justified transformation or processing took place, resulting in the manufacture of a new product or representing an important stage of manufacture. For intra-EU imports, the trading partner is the member state of consignment of the goods. The United Kingdom (UK) is considered as an extra-EU partner country for the EU. Imports from the UK are recorded by country of consignment until 31 December 2020. As of January 2021 onwards, for trade with Northern Ireland imports are recorded by country of consignment while for trade with the UK (excluding Northern Ireland) imports are recorded by country of origin. For these reasons data on trade with the UK are not fully comparable with data on trade with other extra-EU trade partners for reference periods before and after the end of 2020. For more information, please visitCYSTAT Portal, subtheme (Online Database), (Excel)Publications, Methodological Information or contact Mr Sofronis Vikis at 22 602206 or via email: or Ms Ioanna Leontiou at 22 605122 or via email: The Predefined Tables, available in Excel format, include data up to December 2022. Data from January 2023 onwards are available only in the CYSTAT-DB Online Database. (IA/MS)
