Malta’s economy grows by 3.1% in first half of 2025, outperforming euro area despite slowdown
Meanwhile the euro area economy expanded by 1.3 per cent year-on-year
BREAKING: Financial Action Task Force votes to greylist Malta
Sources from both Government and the Opposition confirmed the vote took place earlier this afternoon
Malta Enterprise launches scheme to help businesses reduce plastic
Retail shops and other businesses can claim a grant of up to €20,000
Inflation reaches highest rate since January 2020
The Retail Price Index has increased sharply since the beginning of the year
MEIA grants authorities grace period before protest ‘in the interest of keeping negotiations on the table’
Progress has been made in discussions, but more needs to follow, says the Association
‘Big countries have ways of getting away with murder,’ says Foreign Minister ahead of FATF vote on Malta
The FATF is expected to take the crucial vote on Wednesday
‘Pay peanuts, get monkeys’: Wedding job advert inspires mockery, anger and humour
A major hospitality jobs shortage has been widely reported in Malta
Dancefloors likely to remain closed in July despite talks between events industry, health authorities
‘This situation is not looking good’ says one operator
Financial services practitioners join growing chorus of Maltese calling for fair FATF assessment
‘The IFSP expects the demonstrable improvements made to form the basis for any decisions taken by the FATF’
Traditional sweet production to be included in National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Producers and sellers are invited to reach out to the Directorate of Culture to ensure the traditions are safeguarded
Report finds property trading activity in Malta concentrated to more affordable, first-time buyer segments
A joint report by EY Malta and Djar found average asking price for Q1 2021 double average sale price
Biweekly scheduled service to Warsaw launched for the summer months
Flights between MIA and Warsaw on Mondays and Thursdays will better serve the growing traffic between the two destinations
Barclays to repay millions to victims of Malta high interest time-share
Victims saw their credit rating destroyed as they paid exorbitant interest rates
Malta registers €42.6 million current account deficit in Q1 2021
COVID-19 pandemic breaks the regular cycle observed in the current account balance
Business conditions positive across all sectors in May, barring retail
Malta’s Central Bank issued its latest Economic Update
‘We delivered in full’: Finance Minister continues media blitz in favour of Malta ahead of Wednesday’s FATF vote
‘Based on the reforms implemented, we ought to receive the appropriate recognition for the massive effort undertaken’