ECB cuts interest rates as inflation slows, but economic recovery remains fragile
The ECB also announced it will discontinue reinvestments under the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme
ECB cuts interest rates as inflation slows, but economic recovery remains fragile
The ECB also announced it will discontinue reinvestments under the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme
‘History taught us that Malta has the strength, talent and will to turn challenges into opportunities’
Shadow Minister Jerome Caruana Cilia highlights Malta’s economic resilience through adversity
Bank of Valletta: Pioneering the future of digital payments in Malta
Chris Degabriele, Head of eBanking, reflects on the bank’s exciting digital transformation journey, which is closely linked to his own.
ECB lowers key interest rates by 25 basis points in response to inflation outlook
While inflation remains high, the ECB projects it will ease in the second half of next year
HSBC Malta share price drops sharply following strategic review announcement
Market analysts suggest that the uncertainty surrounding the review, with speculation of an impending sale, has fuelled investor concerns
‘This is true one-touch implementation designed with SMEs in mind’ – Roderick Farrugia, CIO, Melita Limited
A walk through the primary cybersecurity threats facing today’s SME’s and Melita’s practical solutions to combat them
Arts Council confirms €1 million film fund to open for applications on 29th July
Applications for the new Screen Support Scheme will be received until 24th September
Malta’s financial sector remains resilient amidst global geopolitical risks
Domestic banks continued to operate with headroom above regulatory capital and liquidity requirements
Maltese stock exchange cuts transaction fees
Equities can now be traded for free on the Malta Stock Exchange
Hal Mann Vella Group issues €23 million secured bonds
The offer is mainly targeted to holders of the existing 5% €30 million secured bonds maturing on 6th November 2024
Malta public debt edges closer to €10 billion
The Government registered a €59 million deficit in the first quarter of 2024
No law against refusing cash, says Central Bank of Malta
Although euro banknotes and coins are legal tender, no one is technically obliged to accept them
Malta has EU’s second-lowest spending on pensions
EU pensions amount to 12.9% of GDP in 2021
The business side of Maltese theatre: What’s it like to finance show-business on the island?
BusinessNow.mt speaks to three theatre-impresarios
ECB cuts interest rates for the first time in close to 5 years
The inflation outlook across the EU has improved markedly, resulting in the shift in direction